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CYTOKINE-BASED MULTI-EPITOPE PROTEIN FOR BINDING TO CCR7-POSITIVE CELLS

2022-11-24

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Drugs based on cytokine genes increase the body’s immunity against cancer and several viral diseases. Cytokines such as CCL21 and CCL19 specifically bind to the CCR7 receptor and have anti-tumor properties and a prognosis of tumorigenesis. An epitope of IL-Iβ is also involved in various cellular activities such as neutrophil activation, T and B lymphocyte cell production, antibody production, and fibroblast prolif...

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8bc080cb-c392-558f-8ebe-0576bc8ff7fb
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10.1101/2022.11.22.517544
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