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Hematology and Cell Therapy

Issue 2/1999

Content (11 Articles)

Original articles

Low dose T-cell lymphocyte infusion combined with marrow T-cell depletion as prophylaxis of acute graft vs host disease for HLA identical sibling bone marrow transplantation

J.Y. Cahn, E. Deconinck, P. Tiberghien, A. Brion, E. Racadot, M. Deschaseaux, R. Angonin, L. Voillat, J. Vuillier, J. Fontan, P. Morel, J.M. Cordonnier, S. Comparot, M.C. Woronoff-Lemsi, P. Hervé

Original articles

Reticulocytes and solvents an epidemiological study

E. Cardoso, J.-P. Cazenave, H. Schoch, F. Becker, F. Conso

Original articles

Evaluation of the monocyte counting by the ABX Vega. Comparison with the manual method and fluoro-flow cytometry

M. Morillon, J. Maslin, J-J. De Pina, F.-J. Louisand, G. Martet

Original articles

Mécanismes de la progression des carcinomes

J.-P. Thiery

Original articles

Pre-clinical and early clinical experience using dendritic cells to treat human malignancy

L. Kanz, P. Brossart, G. Stuhler, V. Reichardt, A. Kleihauer, S. Scheding, S. Stevanovic, H. Einsele, H.-G. Rammensee, W. Brugger

Original articles

Tumor cells in breast tumors: significance of their presence for prognosis

L. Edelman, J.-C. Durand, J.P. Lotz, P. Validire, E. Monchâtre, C. Bayle, C. Arnoulet, D. Sainty

Original articles

Intensification thérapeutique et autogreffe de cellules souches hématopoïétiques (CSH) dans le traitement des cancers du sein métastatiques : résultats du programme national Pegase 04

J.-P. Lotz, H. Curé, M. Janvier, F. Morvan, M. Legros, B. Asselain, M. Guillemot, H. Roché, C. Gisselbrecht

Original articles

Expansion ex-vivo des cellules hématopoïétiques : étude dans le modèle primate

F. Norol, M. Drouet, N. Debili, W. Vainchenker, F. Herodin

Original articles

Ex-vivo expansion of hematopoietic progenitor cells: preliminary results in breast cancer

I. McNiece, R. Jones, P. Cagnoni, S. Bearman, Y. Nieto, E.J. Shpall

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