Jeffrey A. Bluestone, Bruce K. Burnett, Christine E. Crute, Mick D. Fellows, Megan Levings, Hervé Lebrec, Lucilia Pereira Mouriès, Jeffrey Rice, Patricia Rohan, Maria Grazia Roncarolo, Daniel Rotrosen
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Abstract
Regulatory T cell therapies have shown promise for treating autoimmune diseases and aiding transplantation. We summarize a recent NIAID/HESI-sponsored workshop that addressed key issues in non-clinical and clinical development vital to advancing this immune tolerance paradigm.
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