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pubmed-article:10868492pubmed:abstractTextConsiderable morbidity and mortality are consequences of the myeloablative chemoradiotherapy utilised in conventional allogeneic marrow transplantation. This has generally restricted such potentially curative treatment to patients <50-55 years with normal organ function. Recent studies suggest that purine-analogue based non-myeloablative regimens are sufficiently immunosuppressive to facilitate allogeneic donor cell engraftment.lld:pubmed
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