APPLICATION OF CELL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TO THE TUMOUR IMMUNOTHERAPEUTIC DRUG: A REVIEW

Zhe Chen(Air Force Medical University), Jinliang Xing(Air Force Medical University), Huijie Bian(Air Force Medical University), Li Mi(Air Force Medical University), Jian‐Li Jiang(Air Force Medical University)
Cell Biology International
October 1, 2001
10.1006/cbir.2001.0753
Cited by 7

Abstract

The concept of cell engineering is frequently mentioned in recent years. It's a comprehensive technology which is very powerful and useful. By using it, scientists can produce many kinds of proteins and other biological moleculars in large scale that are in great demand for the human being. Among these products, most can be used for tumor immunotherapy and have been confirmed to be very effective in tumour control or subsidiary treatment. Of them, most common and useful drugs include three sorts; tumour vaccines, cell factors and monoclonal antibodies. The paper will discuss in detail related drugs application advances in tumour immunotherapy.

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