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Tumor suppressor p53 deficiency increases tumor immunogenicity through promoting IL33-mediated anti-tumor immune responses

2022-09-13

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Recent studies have shown that p53 contributes to poor survival during immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) therapy. Lung cancer patients with p53 mutations have significantly improved response rates to PD-1 ICB therapy. While previous studies have shown that tumor-derived IL-33 is required for the anti-tumor immune response and efficacy of ICB therapies, the relationship between p53 and IL-33 during ICB therapy is un...

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21532748-f55a-5f55-b874-26f80b3ffd48
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10.1101/2022.09.11.507505
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