Biomedical subjects
C Featherstone
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Proteasome inhibitors in development for malaria.
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MHC peptide on track as an immunosuppressant.
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A new way in for vaccination?
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Alpha-particle-emitting radioisotopes coupled to antibody for acute myeloid leukaemia treatment.
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Testing gene therapy vectors in healthy volunteers.
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Chaperoning tumour antigens into the immune system.
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How does one gene cause Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome?
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Bispecific antibodies: the new magic bullets.
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Old hopes and new horizons for treating cystic fibrosis.
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Anti-integrin drugs developed to treat inflammation.
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Vaccines by agriculture.
Plants are very useful sources of small-molecular-weight drugs, but new methods that use plant viruses and recombinant gene expression systems offer the possibility of producing subunit vaccines and other therapeutic proteins and peptides from plants too.
HLA-derived peptides in clinical trial for kidney allografts.
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Rb gene therapy for bladder cancer.
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MHC-binding peptide prediction on the Web.
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Intracellular immunization or immunotherapy for HIV infection?
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Electroporation: an effective technique for drug delivery and gene therapy.
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