Su et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Immune‐check blocking combination multiple cytokines shown curative potential in mice tumor modelSu et al., 2023
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- Su H
- Geng H
- Cai L
- Xu M
- Xing W
- Long W
- Liu B
- Li Y
- Liu B
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- Cancer Medicine
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Objective In order to ensure the stable transcription of target genes, we constructed a eukaryotic high expression vector carrying an immune‐check inhibitor PD‐1v and a variety of cytokines, and studied their effects on activating immune response to inhibit tumor growth …
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