Titlebook: Lymphohaematopoietic Growth Factors in Cancer Therapy; Roland Mertelsmann Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Interleukin 2 and LAK Cells,roaches to cancer treatment. One of these is adoptive immunotherapy, defined as the transfer of active cells with antitumour activity to a tumour-bearing host, in order to mediate a therapeutic effect [1–2].

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his book in the ESO Monographs series. The discussion revolves on the experimental basis as well as current clinical experience with the use of human recombinant cytokines. It gives the state of the art and, as such, puts into perspective potential areas of growth and future research.978-3-642-76039-6978-3-642-76037-2

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Cellular Immunotherapy of Cancer: The use of Lymphokine-Activated Natural Killer (LANAK) Cells,noma and melanoma [3]. An additional approach is represented by “adoptive immunotherapy”, i.e., the transfer of immunologically active agents to the patient. Along these lines, one method has been studied extensively in recent years; it is based on the . infusion of cells displaying . antitumour cyt

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