An epithelial cell adhesion molecule- and CD3-bispecific antibody plus activated T-cells can eradicate chemoresistant cancer stem-like pancreatic carcinoma cells in vitro.

An epithelial cell adhesion molecule- and CD3-bispecific antibody plus activated T-cells can eradicate chemoresistant cancer stem-like pancreatic carcinoma cells in vitro.
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2014-08
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Masayo Umebayashi;Akifumi Kiyota;Norihiro Koya;Hiroto Tanaka;H. Onishi;M. Katano;T. Morisaki
Masayo Umebayashi;Akifumi Kiyota;Norihiro Koya;Hiroto Tanaka;H. Onishi;M. Katano;T. Morisaki
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医学4区
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作者:
Masayo Umebayashi;Akifumi Kiyota;Norihiro Koya;Hiroto Tanaka;H. Onishi;M. Katano;T. Morisaki

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