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E. Specht

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Distant lymph nodes compensate for resected tumor-draining lymph nodes during cancer immunotherapy

L. Menzel, H. Zhou, J. W. Baish, M. J. O'Melia, L. B. Darragh, E. Specht, D. N. Effiom, J. Czapla, P.-j. Lei, J. J. Rajotte, L. Liu, M. R. Nikmaneshi, M. S. Razavi, M. G. Vander Heiden, J. M. Ubellacker, , T. P. Padera

The paper shows that removing tumor-draining lymph nodes does not impair immune checkpoint blockade response, as distant lymph nodes compensate for the loss.

bioRxiv · Sep 19, 2023Cancer Biology