Immune cells track hard-to-target brain tumours
N Zaidi, EM Jaffee - 2019 - nature.com
N Zaidi, EM Jaffee
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Clinical trials reveal that personalized vaccines can boost immune-cell responses to brain tumours that don’t usually respond to immunotherapy. The findings also point to how to improve such treatments.
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