A robust, good manufacturing practice-compliant, clinical-scale procedure to generate regulatory T cells from patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis for adoptive cell therapy.
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R. Başar | K. Rezvani | E. Shpall | E. Yvon | S. Appel | D. Beers | I. Kaur | K. Kondo | H. Shaim | E. Liu | A. Alsuliman | N. Imahashi | M. Muftuoglu | J. Zulovich | Rafet Başar | Hila Shaim | Kayo Kondo
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