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titleOfInvention USE OF ANTIBODIES AGAINST CD20 FOR TREATMENT OF DISORDERS IN TRANSPLANTATIONS
abstract The invention relates to the use of antibodies against exogenous surface antigens that do not occur on normal human T-lymphocytes, the preparation of preparations for the treatment of host transplant rejection diseases in patients who have received T-lymphocytes transformed with such exogenous surface antigens . The invention relates to vectors for transfection of human T-lymphocytes with exogenous surface antigens and human T-lymphocytes transformed with exogenous surface antigens.
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