Comparison of anti-human T cell globulins on immune reconstitution and early infections after autologous transplant in patients with multiple sclerosis

Johanna Richter(The University of Queensland), Nicolaus Kröger(Universität Hamburg), Manuel A. Friese(Universität Hamburg), Kristin Rathje(Universität Hamburg), Anita Badbaran(Universität Hamburg), Christoph Heesen(Universität Hamburg), Susanna Carolina Berger(Universität Hamburg), Catherina Lueck(Universität Hamburg), Rolf Krause(Università della Svizzera italiana), Boris Fehse(Universität Hamburg), Nico Gagelmann(Universität Hamburg), Christine Wolschke(Universität Hamburg), Lena Kristina Pfeffer(Universität Hamburg), Francis Ayuk(Universität Hamburg), Evgeny Klyuchnikov(Universität Hamburg), Felix Fischbach(Universität Hamburg)
Bone Marrow Transplantation
November 27, 2025
10.1038/s41409-025-02730-y
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