IntroductionImmunotherapy Conventional cancer therapies like radiotherapy and chemotherapy are known to be effective at killing cancer cells, however they cannot effectively distinguish between malignant tissue and fast proliferating healthy cells, resulting in a variety of severe adverse effects.1,2 Due to the lack of specificity of available treatments, the idea for cancer immunotherapy emerged. One immunotherapy approach is cellular therapy which takes advantage of useful immune functions including antigen specificity, ability to expand on activation, trafficking to the area of interest and forming memory toward the target antigen.
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