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Immune evasion as the main challenge for immunotherapy of cancer

Zagozdzon et al., 2022

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13048661155216680230
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Zagozdzon R
Winiarska M
Firczuk M
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Cancers

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Immune evasion is currently considered one of the most prominent hallmarks of cancer [1]. The immune system has evolved to perform two main functions:(1) elimination of the pathogenic danger and (2) tolerance toward self-tissues or symbiotic organisms …
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