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γδ T cells as a potential tool in colon cancer immunotherapy

Ramutton et al., 2014

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2406010635810481543
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Ramutton T
Buccheri S
Dieli F
Todaro M
Stassi G
Meraviglia S
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Immunotherapy

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γδ T cells are capable of recognizing tumor cells and exert potent cellular cytotoxicity against a large range of tumors, including colon cancer. However, tumors utilize numerous strategies to escape recognition or killing by patrolling γδ T cells, such a downregulation of …
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