Study reveals how pancreatic tumors evade immunotherapy
<p>Washington: Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have discovered that pancreatic cancer cells hijack blood-clotting mechanisms to block immune attacks, according to Medical Xpress.</p> <p>The study shows that certain cancer cells produce proteins triggering a build-up of fibrin, the body's wound-healing substance, around the tumor. This creates a barrier against immune…
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