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Aging interacts with tumor biology to produce major changes in the immune tumor microenvironment

2020-06-08

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Advanced age is strongly correlated with both increased cancer incidence and general immune decline. The immune tumor microenvironment (ITME) has been established as an important prognostic of both therapeutic efficacy and overall patient survival. Thus, age-related immune decline is an important consideration for the treatment of a large subset of cancer patients. Current studies of aging-related immune alteratio...

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6e9bea60-616d-5efa-bd5f-8e15eb5d8c0d
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10.1101/2020.06.08.140764
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