Abstract

Efforts to apply adoptive cell transfer (ACT) immunotherapy to patients with common epithelial cancers have been stimulated by the demonstration that the majority of these patients contain lymphocytes reactive against the expressed products of their cancer mutations. Early efforts to specifically target these antigens have been promising.

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