Immunotherapy with iPSC-derived dendritic cells brings a new perspective to an old debate: autologous versus allogeneic?

Immunotherapy with iPSC-derived dendritic cells brings a new perspective to an old debate: autologous versus allogeneic?
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10.18609/cgti.2019.062
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2019-07
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Cell and Gene Therapy Insights
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P. Fairchild;T. J. Davies;C. Horton;K. Shanmugarajah;M. Bravo
P. Fairchild;T. J. Davies;C. Horton;K. Shanmugarajah;M. Bravo
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作者:
P. Fairchild;T. J. Davies;C. Horton;K. Shanmugarajah;M. Bravo

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