CAR-cell therapy in the era of solid tumor treatment: current challenges and emerging therapeutic advances
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F. Marincola | C. Maccalli | V. Inchakalody | S. Mestiri | M. Merhi | S. Dermime | M. Steinhoff | Majid Alam | H. Cherif | Shahab Uddin | Karama Makni Maalej | M. Alam
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