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Investigating the fibroblast activation protein alpha expressing stromal cell in a spontaneous murine model of pancreatic adenocarcinoma

2013-01-01

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There is evidence from cancer patients and animal models that the immune system is able to recognise cancer cells. It is unclear whether tumours escape this immune surveillance by selection of non-immunogenic variants in a Darwinian process termed cancer immunoediting, or by the recruitment of immune suppressive cells to the tumour microenvironment. This distinction is important as it informs the best means of can...

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10479ca9-98ab-5b04-85f3-c39637489b93
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10.17863/cam.11736
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