Innate Cancer Immunoediting.

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Immune cells detect and destroy cancer cells; however, very early changes in cancer genome and phenotype coupled with immune system selection cause escape variant survival in a process called cancer immunoediting. Although adaptive immunity is important for this process, the report by Kubick et al. provides novel insights into the role of innate immune cells for immunoediting of early transformed epithelial cells.

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