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>And I guarantee you even if things were equal, which they are not, you would want your own stuff, not someone else’s cells. This sounds like wishful thinking
by rdlecler1 10y ago
>And I guarantee you even if things were equal, which they are not, you would want your own stuff, not someone else’s cells.
This sounds like wishful thinking from VC who just put a lot of money into the Bespoke solution. The idea of immunotherapy is that your injecting cells that can attack the cancer. What does it matter it it's your own cells especially when the cost is an order of magnitude bigger.
- duderific 10y agoYep. In medicine "other people's stuff" is used quite often...blood transfusions...sperm donors...organ transplants...etc.