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Sensory nerves may help lung tumors hide from the immune system
A Cell study from the Francis Crick Institute links sensory nerve signaling to weaker anti-tumor immunity in lung cancer, pointing to a potential new way to strengthen immunotherapy.
Key Takeaways
- Researchers linked sensory nerve signaling to weaker anti-tumor immunity in lung cancer.
- Tumors appeared to promote nerve growth and CGRP release in the local microenvironment.
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