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Disclosure of potential conflict of interest: R. Elfeky reports employment with Bellicum Pharmaceutical running phase I/II trials with BPX-501. A. Worth reports institutional grants pending from the National Institute of Health Research, Wellcome Clinical Research, and the GOSH Childrens Charity; institutional payments for advisory board work for BioTest UK; employment as an immunology consultant at the Great Ormond Street Hospital; and receiving fees for a commissioned review article for the British Journal of Haematology. S. Hambleton reports institutional consultant fees from UCB Celltech and has grants pending from the Jules Thorn Trust and the Wellcome Trust; speaking fees from BioTest; and travel support from the Medical Research Council, the Wellcome Trust, ESID, BSI, UKPIN, Harvard Medical School, the National Institutes of Health, and Oxford University. W. Qasim reports institutional grant funding from the National Institute for Health Research; consultancy fees from Autolus Ltd and to his institution from Servier; and CAR Advisory Board membership at Novartis. Hubert B. B. Gaspar reports board membership and consulting work for Orchard Therapeutics outside the scope of this study. P. Veys reports consultancy fees from Novartis and JAZZ Pharma. The rest of the authors declare that they have no relevant conflicts of interest. |
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