Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10930747 Cytotherapy 2005 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
We conclude that exogenous IL-2 is not required for anti-tumor activity of CD3/CD28-activated CD8+ cells early after adoptive transfer, but promotes T-cell persistence that confers disease protection at more remote times.
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Fate and function of anti-CD3/CD28-activated T cells following adoptive transfer: IL-2 promotes development of anti-tumor memory T cells in vivo
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