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Meanings of adoptive immunotherapy in English
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Usage of adoptive immunotherapy in English
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Aiming to relieve the radiation and antitumor drugs, adoptiveimmunotherapy is greatly expectant.
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This approach may have important therapeutic implications for adoptiveimmunotherapy.
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Here, we describe the development of a novel adoptiveimmunotherapy specific for this disease.
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Here, we review these mechanisms and focus on the effect of Toll-like receptor agonists in adoptiveimmunotherapy.
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We have thus sought ways to enhance the effectiveness of adoptiveimmunotherapy while minimizing its toxic side effects.
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We describe here a complete clinical-grade generation of human anti-ADV cytotoxic T cells to propose an adoptiveimmunotherapy.
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This study suggests that CIK cells may be used as an adoptiveimmunotherapy for patients with ovarian cancer.
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The chimeric state after allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation provides a platform for adoptiveimmunotherapy using donor-derived immune cells.
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Current protocols used to select CMV-specific T cells for adoptiveimmunotherapy focus on virus-specific memory T cells from seropositive donors.
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Cellular adoptiveimmunotherapy for virus-associated malignant disease is an attractive strategy, since viral antigens provide targets for specific T lymphocytes.
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These results support future clinical investigation of the use of purified NK cells for adoptiveimmunotherapy in the absence of ATG.
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Sentinel node lymphocytes represents an enriched source of tumour reactive lymphocytes, and may be useful in future trials of adoptiveimmunotherapy.
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A promising solution is the application of adoptiveimmunotherapy approaches such as ex vivo generated EBV-specific CTLs for prevention and therapy.
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Our data suggest that adoptiveimmunotherapy approaches to the treatment of cancer patients may be enhanced using Bcl-2-modified tumor-reactive T cells.
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The protocol combines the biosafety of peptide-based approaches with HLA type independence and may help to advance adoptiveimmunotherapy in the future.
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In this study, we used trichimeras to evaluate strategies for adoptiveimmunotherapy to solid tumors, using the kidney as a tumor surrogate.