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Resolving the heterogeneous tumor-centric cellular neighborhood through multiplexed, spatial paracrine interactions in the setting of immune checkpoint blockadeMaus et al., 2022
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- Maus R
- Leontovich A
- Moore R
- Becher L
- Nevala W
- Flotte T
- Guo R
- Schimke J
- Dicke B
- Yan Y
- Markovic S
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- Cancer research communications
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Direct interactions between tumor and immune cells mediate the antitumor effect of all modern cancer immunotherapeutic agents. Simultaneously, tumor cells have evolved mechanisms of evasion, including the downregulation of HLA-I, potentially disrupting the …
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