Phase 1 clinical trial of adoptive immunotherapy using "off-the-shelf" activated natural killer cells in patients with refractory and relapsed acute myeloid leukemia.
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Hong Wang | Cliona M Rooney | Anastasios Raptis | Hong Wang | L. Butterfield | C. Rooney | T. Whiteside | R. Farah | A. Raptis | A. Im | K. Dorritie | M. Boyiadzis | R. Redner | Natalia Lapteva | Theresa L Whiteside | Lisa H Butterfield | Zhuyong Mei | Seah H. Lim | Z. Mei | Annie Im | N. Lapteva | Michael Boyiadzis | Mounzer Agha | Robert L Redner | Alison Sehgal | Jing-Zhou Hou | Rafic Farah | Kathleen A Dorritie | Seah H Lim | Jingzhou Hou | A. Sehgal | M. Agha
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