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An Alternate Perspective on Cancer Immunology: The Protein-Homeostasis-System Hypothesis

2024-07-09

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Cancer cells are believed to be recognized and controlled by the immune system of the host, especially the adaptive immune system. Cancers may be initiated by a single gene defect in stem cells or regenerating cells during the replacement of old or injured tissue cells, and additional gene defect(s) then occur. To compensate for missing proteins intracellular homeostasis systems, such as proteostasis, may work wit...

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8c330191-f103-54c9-a93f-92bbba1fbef8
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10.20944/preprints202407.0695.v1
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