the immune system in cancer pathogenesis: potential therapeutic approaches

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2016
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Abstract
Interplay among immune activation and cancer pathogenesis provides the framework for a novel subspecialty known as immunooncology. In the rapidly evolving field of immunooncology, understanding the tumor-specific immune response enhances understanding of cancer resistance. This review highlights the fundamentals of incorporating precision medicine to discover new immune biomarkers and predictive signatures. Using a personalized approach may have a significant, positive impact on the use of oncolytics to better guide safer and more effective therapies.
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Authors ;Pankita H. Pandya;Mary E. Murray;Karen E. Pollok;Jamie L. Renbarger
Journal journal of photochemistry and photobiology b, biology
Year 2016
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10.1155/2016/4273943
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