A genetic inference on cancer immune responsiveness
E Wang, L Uccellini, FM Marincola - Oncoimmunology, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
E Wang, L Uccellini, FM Marincola
Oncoimmunology, 2012•Taylor & FrancisA cancer immune signature implicating good prognosis and responsiveness to
immunotherapy was described that is observed also in other aspects of immune-mediated,
tissue-specific destruction (TSD). Its determinism remains, however, elusive. Based on
limited but unique clinical observations, we propose a multifactorial genetic model of human
cancer immune responsiveness.
immunotherapy was described that is observed also in other aspects of immune-mediated,
tissue-specific destruction (TSD). Its determinism remains, however, elusive. Based on
limited but unique clinical observations, we propose a multifactorial genetic model of human
cancer immune responsiveness.
A cancer immune signature implicating good prognosis and responsiveness to immunotherapy was described that is observed also in other aspects of immune-mediated, tissue-specific destruction (TSD). Its determinism remains, however, elusive. Based on limited but unique clinical observations, we propose a multifactorial genetic model of human cancer immune responsiveness.
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