Cancer-fighting T cells need small amounts of ROS to attack tumors, study finds - News-Medical
A modest dose of ROS fuels cancer‑killing T cells, upending the view that oxidative stress only hinders immunity.
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A modest dose of ROS fuels cancer‑killing T cells, upending the view that oxidative stress only hinders immunity.
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