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Frequency of regulatory B cells phenotypes in breast cancer patients in Egypt.

The Egyptian journal of immunology - 1 Jan 2021

Elgendy Sherein G, El-Sabaa Ehsan Mw, Ahmed Shabaan H, Eid Samir Sm, El-Feky Mohamed A

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Accumulating evidence has indicated that immune regulatory cells are involved in the establishment of the anti-tumor activity, however; the role of regulatory B cells (B-regs) in breast cancer (BC) remains unclear. This study intended to assess the frequency of peripheral B-regs phenotypes in patients with BC, and to determine the relation between these phenotypes and the patient's clinicopathological characters....

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