In mouse models of melanoma, combining infusions of cancer-killing T cells with Nektar’s experimental immunotherapy drug bempegaldesleukin produced an increased number of T cells. Those cells also lived longer and functioned better than did T cells that were expanded with the protein interleukin 2, UCLA researchers reported.
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