Skull bones harbour immune cells that are poised to target brain tumours

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Nature Pub Date : 2024-09-03 DOI:10.1038/d41586-024-02789-5

Juyeun Lee, Justin D. Lathia

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Abstract

The human brain is usually considered to be beyond the reach of most immune cells. However, analysis of people who have brain tumours has revealed tumour-targeting T cells of the immune system in skull bones near the cancer site. Tumour-targeting T cells found in skull bones near human brain cancer.

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颅骨中蕴藏着免疫细胞，它们随时准备攻击脑肿瘤。

人脑通常被认为是大多数免疫细胞无法到达的地方。然而，对脑肿瘤患者的分析显示，在癌症部位附近的颅骨中发现了免疫系统的肿瘤靶向 T 细胞。在人类脑癌附近的颅骨中发现了肿瘤靶向 T 细胞。

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90.00

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1.20%

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3652

审稿时长

3 months

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