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Abstract
Immunocytokines are cytokine-based fusion proteins with therapeutic potential. New CD45-targeted immunocytokines can reprogram systemic anti-tumor immunity by prolonged retention on T cells and dendritic cells while minimizing systemic toxicities through intratumoral delivery.
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