P53 Transposable Elements and Regulatory Introns Inform Codondex Cell Selection for Autologous Trigger of Immune Cascade
Abstract
We were motivated to discover whether our small signatures triangulate patient cohort relationships between intron and mRNA or protein. We tested biological outcomes using the signatures and intend to use it to screen cells for use in autologous and allogeneic immunotherapies.
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