Hybrid immune cells in early-stage lung cancer spur anti-tumor T cells to action

Thursday, July 14, 2016 - 21:31 in Health & Medicine

Researchers have identified a unique subset of these cells that exhibit hybrid characteristics of two immune cell types -- neutrophils and antigen-presenting cells -- in samples from early-stage human lung cancers. This is the first study to describe this phenomenon in a human tumor.

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