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               This work was partly supported through the Mayo Clinic K2R pipeline (SSK) the Mayo Clinic Center for
               Individualized Medicine (SSK), and the Predolin Foundation (SSK).

               Conflicts of interest
               Cox MJ and Kenderian SS are inventors on patents in the field of CART cell therapy that are licensed to
               Humanigen (through Mayo Clinic). Kenderian SS is an inventor on patents in the field of CAR
               immunotherapy that are licensed to Novartis (through an agreement between Mayo Clinic, University of
               Pennsylvania, and Novartis), and to Mettaforge (through Mayo Clinic). Kenderian SS receives research
               funding from Kite, Gilead, Juno, Celgene, Novartis, Humanigen, MorphoSys, Tolero, Sunesis, Leahlabs, and
               Lentigen. These disclosures are not directly related to the content of this manuscript.


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