Human gammadelta T cells from G-CSF-mobilized donors retain strong tumoricidal activity and produce immunomodulatory cytokines after clinical-scale isolation.

Mario Otto; Raymond C Barfield; Rekha Iyengar; Janet Gatewood; Ingo Müller; Martha S Holladay; Jim Houston; Wing Leung; Rupert Handgretinger

doi:10.1097/00002371-200501000-00009

Human gammadelta T cells from G-CSF-mobilized donors retain strong tumoricidal activity and produce immunomodulatory cytokines after clinical-scale isolation.

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Human gammadelta T cells from G-CSF-mobilized donors retain strong tumoricidal activity and produce immunomodulatory cytokines after clinical-scale isolation.

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