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In vivo CAR‑T therapy: recent progress and future directions

Aug 2026 · Immunity & Inflammation · Vol 2 · 0 citations · 200 references

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In vivo CAR-T is poised to broaden the reach of cellular immunotherapy, provided that its development is guided by rigorous pharmacology, chemistry, manufacturing and controls, and long-term molecular safety surveillance.

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