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CELLector

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CELLector,
trademark for a device that modifies human blood cells by circulating them through a box containing a number of polystyrene plates. Genetically engineered monoclonal antibodies are permanently attached to the polystyrene plates, which capture specifically targeted cells while the rest of the cells are transfused back into the patient's body. The device is used in bone marrow transplantation.


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