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Evolving T-Cells to Outsmart Cancer

2025-04-14

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Are modern treatments enough? There are treatments such as radiation therapy and chemotherapy, however, they cannot fully treat the ailment. Nevertheless, there are limitations with those cancer treatments because they target all cells and are not specific, have severe side effects, and have limited persistence. The promising nature of immunotherapy, especially for blood cancers, could have the same effect on soli...

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Literature Corpus work: cc3baba5-6407-5c59-b1af-3d6801e61fd5
DOI: 10.22541/au.174466176.61258809/v1

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