SMART researcher Dr. Wei-Xiang Sin holding the microfluidic chip within which T cells are activated, transduced, and expanded in a 2 millilitre growth chamber. (IMAGE)

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SMART researcher Dr. Wei-Xiang Sin holding the microfluidic chip within which T cells are activated, transduced, and expanded in a 2 millilitre growth chamber.

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SMART researcher Dr. Wei-Xiang Sin holding the microfluidic chip within which T cells are activated, transduced, and expanded in a 2 millilitre growth chamber.
 

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