Drug candidate to enhance bone marrow transplant success
The drug makes the donor tissue less likely to destroy the patient’s organs, while allowing the regular immune activity against the cancer.
By Guest Column Israel21c—— Bio and Archives--March 13, 2013
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Just after chemo and radiation, and just before a bone marrow transplant, a patient’s immune system is on high alert ready to wage war against foreign invaders. While this immune system army in all our body tissues helps protect us against disease, it can also cause major side effects during tissue transplants.
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