The promise of cell therapies
For cell therapies to transition to products, increased efforts need to be put into the identification of the factors and biological mechanisms that affect safety and efficacy, and into the design of cost-effective methods for the harvesting, expansion, manipulation and purification of the cells.
Published in Bioengineering & Biotechnology
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