Synthetic peptide hydrogels as a model of the bone marrow niche demonstrate efficacy of a combined CRISPR-CAR T-cell therapy for acute myeloid leukaemia
W. Sebastian Doherty-Boyd(University of Glasgow), Hannah Donnelly(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Matthew Walker(University of Glasgow), Aqeel Faisal Taqi(Dasman Diabetes Institute), Penelope M. Tsimbouri(University of Glasgow), Peter S. Young(University of Glasgow), Dominic Meek, Vineetha Jayawarna(University of Glasgow), Adam G. West(University of Glasgow), Aline F. Miller(University of Manchester), Matthew J. Dalby(University of Glasgow), Niall Mahon(University of Manchester), Manuel Salmerón‐Sánchez(University of Glasgow)
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