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USC Researchers Develop Renewable System for Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells
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Scientists at the University of Southern California have found a way to cultivate and modify immature immune cells to generate a continuous supply of tumor-fighting cells. By enabling these engineered cells to reproduce inside the body, the approach could provide a long-lasting boost to the body's natural cancer defenses.
Scientists at the University of Southern California have found a way to cultivate and modify immature immune cells to generate a continuous supply of tumor-fighting cells. By enabling these engineered cells to reproduce inside the body, the approach could provide a long-lasting boost to the body’s natural cancer defenses.