Kim et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Surface Engineering of Natural Killer Cells with CD44‐targeting Ligands for Augmented Cancer ImmunotherapyKim et al., 2024
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- Kim S
- Li S
- Jangid A
- Park H
- Lee D
- Jung H
- Kim K
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Adoptive immunotherapy utilizing natural killer (NK) cells has demonstrated remarkable efficacy in treating hematologic malignancies. However, its clinical intervention for solid tumors is hindered by the limited expression of tumor‐specific antigens. Herein, lipid‐PEG …
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