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Tumor Immunoediting Dynamics: A Five-Phase Tumor–Immune Game Model Based on Immune Oscillations and Treg–Tpex Phase Transitions

2026-06-15

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Tumor progression emerges from a dynamic interaction between malignant cells and the immune system. The classical cancer immunoediting framework (elimination–equilibrium–escape) does not explicitly address three aspects: the foundational role of innate immunity in early surveillance, the dynamic evolution of immune tolerance, and the temporal heterogeneity of immune escape. Here, we propose a conceptual systems-im...

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484e2936-8eae-594e-83f2-d84a754978ee
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10.20944/preprints202606.1126.v1
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