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Uncovering cancer-immune system interactions could inform how patients respond to immunotherapy

Crick and KCL researchers have revealed the complex interactions between cancer and the immune cells that surround a tumour, with the potential to inform how patients will respond to immunotherapy

	26 Jul 2023
	Written by Katherine Denyer
	Research buzz

The mechanism described by the researchers. Credit: Hrvoje Misetic, Genome Medicine.

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Uncovering cancer-immune system interactions could inform how patients respond to immunotherapy

Crick and KCL researchers have revealed the complex interactions between cancer and the immune cells that surround a tumour, with the potential to inform how patients will respond to immunotherapy

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