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Major histocompatibility complex class II-transfected tumor cells present peptides from endogenously encoded antigen in vitro and in vivo
Posted on:
1999-03-27
Degree:
Ph.D
Type:
Dissertation
University:
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Candidate:
Armstrong, Todd Donald
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GTID:
1464390014471380
Subject:
Health Sciences
Abstract/Summary:
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As tumor immunotherapies are developed, emphasis is being placed on the activation of tumor-specific T-cells for treating recurring disease. Most immunotherapeutic strategies have concentrated on the activation of tumor-specific CD8...
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Activation
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Tumor-specific
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