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Cell reprogramming could make tumors more responsive to immunotherapy
In a new international study led by Lund University in Sweden, researchers have uncovered how reprogrammed cancer cells can help orchestrate the immune system's attack on tumors.
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Researchers from Lund University in Sweden conducted a study in mice that showed reprogrammed cancer cells can recruit and organize immune cells within tumors, enhancing the immune system’s attack. The experiments revealed how these immune cells are positioned to mount an effective response. The findings suggest that manipulating tumor cells could improve the effectiveness of immunotherapy, potentially allowing more patients to benefit from the treatment.
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