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Dr Thomas Nesselhut
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Dr Thomas Nesselhut studied biology in Göttingen and was granted a diploma in biochemistry, microbiology and chemistry. He received his doctorate in biochemistry and studied medicine in Göttingen. He was scholar at the Max-Planck-Institut for experimental medicine in Göttingen and at the Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology in Oxford, England. He became the head of the laboratory for tumour biology at the department for women’s health in Göttingen, manufacturing of autologous tumor vaccines for active specific immunotherapy.

In 1993, he founded the practice Neßelhut with a focus on oncology in Duderstadt, treatment of patients with immunotherapy.



Last Updated:07/03/2024
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Institute of Tumour Therapy (Praxisgemeinschaft fur Zelltherapie)
Hinterstasse 53, Duderstadt, D-37115, Germany

+49 5527 9971-20 info@immune-therapy.net https://www.immune-therapy.net/en/index.php
All therapies provided at this location:
Dendritic Cell Therapy
This therapy involves the use of a personalised vaccine to retrain the immune system to recognise cancer cells as a threat to the body.

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