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IL-2− driven Regulation of NK Cell Receptors With Regard to the Distribution of CD16+ and CD16− Subpopulations and In Vivo Influence After Haploidentical NK Cell …Huenecke et al., 2010
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- Author
- Huenecke S
- Zimmermann S
- Kloess S
- Esser R
- Brinkmann A
- Tramsen L
- Koenig M
- Erben S
- Seidl C
- Tonn T
- Eggert A
- Schramm A
- Bader P
- Klingebiel T
- Lehrnbecher T
- Passweg J
- Soerensen J
- Schwabe D
- Koehl U
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- Journal of immunotherapy
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To characterize natural killer (NK) cell subpopulations during activation, we analyzed the NK cell receptor repertoire and functionality of purified clinical scale CD56+ CD3− donor NK cells during stimulation with 1000 U/mL interleukin (IL)-2 for up to 14 days. In a phase I/II …
- 210000000822 Killer Cells, Natural 0 title abstract description 209
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