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The Crosstalk Between Microbiome, Cancer Immunology, and Immunotherapeutics: Myth or Reality

2022-09-07

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Abstract: The gut microbiome refers to microorganisms and their genetic material influencing local and systemic inflammation. Inflammation is known to contribute to cancer development, progression, and treatment. Evidence suggests that modulating the gut microbiome may affect responses to various cancer therapies. The gut microbiota has been suggested to have an impact on immunotherapy efficacy, especially the cur...

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e3bb88b1-bea4-5601-ae4c-47e3dcdc4f43
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10.20944/preprints202209.0113.v1
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