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Triple Negative Breast Cancer Cells Acquire Lymphocyte Proteins and Genomic DNA During Trogocytosis with T Cells

2024-08-10

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Trogocytosis is the process by which a recipient cell siphons small membrane fragments and proteins from a donor cell and may be utilized by cancer cells to avoid immune detection. We observed lymphocyte specific protein expressed by TNBC cells via immunofluorescence imaging of patient samples. Image analysis of CD45RA expression, a T cell specific protein, revealed that all stages of TNBCs express CD45RA. Flow cy...

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51c19914-57a9-5ddb-a7f4-33571bc9ddc4
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10.1101/2024.08.09.607029
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