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Journal for Immunotherapy of Cancer|July 4, 2024

Genetically engineering glycolysis in T cells increases their antitumor functionRaphaëlle Toledano Zur, Orna Atar, Tilda Barliya, et al.

Cell Reports|October 19, 2017

A Synthetic Oligo Library and Sequencing Approach Reveals an Insulation Mechanism Encoded within Bacterial σ<sup>54</sup> PromotersLior Levy, Leon Anavy, Oz Solomon, et al.

The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology|July 30, 2025

CARMIL2 deficiency disrupts activation-induced metabolic reprogramming in T cells and is partially rescued by glutamine supplementationMona Kabha, Maya Liaks-Bohnick, Fadia Zagairy, et al.

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Journal for Immunotherapy of Cancer|July 4, 2024

Genetically engineering glycolysis in T cells increases their antitumor functionRaphaëlle Toledano Zur, Orna Atar, Tilda Barliya, et al.

Cell Reports|October 19, 2017

A Synthetic Oligo Library and Sequencing Approach Reveals an Insulation Mechanism Encoded within Bacterial σ<sup>54</sup> PromotersLior Levy, Leon Anavy, Oz Solomon, et al.

The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology|July 30, 2025

CARMIL2 deficiency disrupts activation-induced metabolic reprogramming in T cells and is partially rescued by glutamine supplementationMona Kabha, Maya Liaks-Bohnick, Fadia Zagairy, et al.

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