Titlebook: Advances in Immunity and Cancer Therapy; P. K. Ray (Director) Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 cell.cytotoxicity.immunotherapy

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Genes controlling chromosome structure in ,een disturbed by an antigen. There are several mechanisms that are involved in immune regulation; their discussion is out of the scope of this chapter, and interested readers are referred to a concise review (1). These immunoregulatory T cell subsets either enhance or suppress the B cell differentia

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Genes controlling chromosome structure in ,complexes (CIC) has proven useful for following the clinical course of disease in cancer patients (2–8). High levels of CIC have been indicative of increased tumor burden and poor prognosis in malignant melanoma (9,10), breast carcinoma (11,12), ovarian carcinoma (13), neuroblastoma (14), gastrointe

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Molecular dissection of the , chromosomeive and effective therapy. With this therapy, we are asked, therefore, to support these patients through periods of marrow hypoplasia with its attendant pancytopenia, with the hope of producing extended freedom from disease. In solid tumors, this approach includes the use of intensive chemotherapy,

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Book 1986e updated materials to the students, researchers, and clinicians in this rapidly advancing field. Concepts and methodologies are ever changing. Also, current research in tumor immunology promises to offer breakthroughs in the future. Important is the need to communicate to the right people the exact

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furnish the updated materials to the students, researchers, and clinicians in this rapidly advancing field. Concepts and methodologies are ever changing. Also, current research in tumor immunology promises to offer breakthroughs in the future. Important is the need to communicate to the right people

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1537-4the intriguing hypothesis that suppressor cells support tumor growth, and that their elimination may encourage tumor rejection still occupies the imagination of many tumor immunologists who are using a variety of experimental model systems, both in animals and in humans, in order to test the above prediction.