New insights into the role of NK cells in cancer immunotherapy
M Salagianni, CN Baxevanis, M Papamichail… - …, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
M Salagianni, CN Baxevanis, M Papamichail, SA Perez
Oncoimmunology, 2012•Taylor & FrancisRepetitive infusions of ex vivo expanded NK cells induced antitumor T-cell responses in a
metastatic lung cancer mouse model. These were further potentiated by Treg depletion.
Thus the combination of NK cell-based immunotherapy with other treatment modalities in the
direction of adaptive response enhancement might promote long lasting antitumor immunity.
metastatic lung cancer mouse model. These were further potentiated by Treg depletion.
Thus the combination of NK cell-based immunotherapy with other treatment modalities in the
direction of adaptive response enhancement might promote long lasting antitumor immunity.
Repetitive infusions of ex vivo expanded NK cells induced antitumor T-cell responses in a metastatic lung cancer mouse model. These were further potentiated by Treg depletion. Thus the combination of NK cell-based immunotherapy with other treatment modalities in the direction of adaptive response enhancement might promote long lasting antitumor immunity.
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