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The early development of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes into an effective clinical strategy was fundamentally the work of hundreds of scientists and clinicians within the Surgery Branch of the National Cancer Institute under the leadership of Steven Rosenberg. That journey brought new insights into the tumor-immune cell interface and ultimately helped create a new first-in-class therapeutic for patients with metastatic cancer.
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