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CARシグナリングは, γδ T細胞の代謝と機能を強化するメカニズムを告知する

Daniel Abate-Daga, Xiomar Bustos Perez, Leticia Tordesillas

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    ガンマ・デルタ (γδ) CAR-T細胞は有望だが,それに合わせた工学が必要である. この研究は,アルファベータ (αβ) CAR-T細胞と比較して重要な代謝およびシグナル伝達の違いを明らかにし,最適化された免疫療法への道を開く.

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