英語 での T-cells の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Normally, the patient's immune system would see the implanted organ as an intruder and attack it using the body's first line of defense: the T-cells.
Already in 1986 El-Kadi and Kandil reported at a conference on a stimulating influence on the helper T-cells in the blood and thus on a component of the immune system.
By generating T-cells that recognise these specific neoantigens, the technology targets cancer mutations and fights to eliminate cancer cells and prevent tumour growth.
What that tells us is that the most important factor in stimulating prostatic CD8+ T-cells wasn't GVAX or cyclophosphamide but the degerelix itself,” Antonarakis says.
CK0801 contains robust regulatory T-cells derived from healthy donor cord blood units, and is manufactured at Cellenkos' GMP manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas.
T-cells are the white blood cells that fight infection, and the number of T-cells you have in your body tells whether you are HIV positive and whether you have AIDS.
By generating T-cells that recognize these specific neoantigens, the technology targets cancer mutations and fights to eliminate cancer cells and prevent tumor growth.
Did you know some types of white cells, such as phagocytes and T-cells, contain more vitamin C than other cells so as to enable them to perform their functions?[2].
Blinatumomab, developed by Amgen, works by binding simultaneously to specific cytotoxic T-cells and B-cells, which allows the patient's healthy T-cells to recognize and eliminate cancer stem cells called blasts.
The last thing your body does in response to a potential threat is to increase coagulation activity in the blood and increase the circulation of T-cells(a kind of white blood cell).
University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers have now shown that activated T-cells-- part of the immune system's inflammatory response-- are both necessary and sufficient to produce such heart failure.
Harpoon Therapeutics' TriTAC™ molecules are half-life extended and designed to simultaneously bind to cancer cells and T-cells, triggering those T-cells to attack the targeted cancer cells.
T-cells are usually'motile'- they move around the body- but when an infection is happening, they slow down and accumulate around the dendritic cells that help the T cells read the severity of the infection.
T-cells in lymph tissue.
T-cells undergo maturation in the Thymus.
The T-cells are injected into the blood.
The modified cells are called CAR T-cells.
T-cells generally require two signals to proliferate.
Here helper T-cells play another important role.
T-cells belong to the adaptive immune system.