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  • Cellular therapies leverage T cell subsets like CTLs and Tregs for therapeutic applications.
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  • The resource-intensive nature of these therapies necessitates careful patient selection for optimal efficacy.

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  • Adoptive transfer of virus-specific CTLs aids in managing post-transplant viral infections.
  • Ex vivo expanded Tregs show promise in preventing graft rejection and treating autoimmune diseases.

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  • Further research into optimizing T cell therapy production and delivery is crucial.
  • Expanding the application of cellular therapies to a broader patient population requires cost-effectiveness improvements.
  • Personalized cellular therapies hold significant potential for treating complex and refractory diseases.