Cancer immunotherapy: T cells and neutrophils working together to attack cancers.
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Abstract
The discovery of immune checkpoint inhibitors that boost T cell activity has revolutionized cancer treatment. However, these therapies do not work in all patients, and the quest is on to understand why. Two new studies published in this issue of Cell reveal the surprising finding that activated T cells can recruit neutrophils to kill cancer cells.
Medical subject headings
- Neutrophils
- Neoplasms