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The first experiment to demonstrate that an enriched environment can boost the function of some immune cells.
HIV therapy that enables patients with the virus to live a healthy life is a great success for modern medicine. But what are the challenges to coming up with a complete cure?
If you can’t find the specific T cells you need to fight a cancer, make them.
Scientists have revealed the structure of human-like proteins produced by viruses to fool our immune system. Researchers…
Scientists in the US have genetically modified the immune cells of 12 HIV positive patients, to make them HIV resistant…
A certain type of immune system cell is necessary for lung transplants to be successful. It was known that memory T cells…
Immune system cells, called T-cells, fight foreign tissue which often results in the rejection of transplanted organs, researchers…
The first ever “atlas” of T cells in the human body has been created, providing a unique view of how the cells function in…
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