SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Allogeneic Expanded Human Peripheral NK Cells Control Prostate Cancer Growth in a Preclinical Mouse Model of Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer.

Journal of immunology research
Wang F, Dong X, Wang J, Yang F, Liu D, Ma J, Liu S, Chang D, Xing N.

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2022
Cancer Research
Immunology
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Key Finding
Therefore, the study suggested that the expanded NK cells exhibited significant cytotoxicity against PCa cell lines in vitro and excellent therapeutic efficacy against CRPC in a xenograft mouse model, which was of great value for the clinical treatment of CRPC.
Countstar Connection
Countstar (model not specified) supported assessment of cell number and viability in NK-cell samples during growth assessment in the 2022 Journal of immunology research study.
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