Experimental and clinical experience demonstrates that the resolution of a pathogenic
challenge depends not only on the presence or absence of an immune reaction, but also on the …

… they have emerged as a novel target for immunotherapy. This review focuses on the diverse
functional roles of macrophages in the TME and the implications for cancer immunotherapy. …

… could portend a future collaboration of cancer immunotherapy with radiation therapy. The
“… immune modulation, we will harness its potential as an adjuvant for cancer immunotherapy. …

… immunoediting and points to the future potential that cancer genome analysis may have on
the fields of tumor immunology and cancer immunotherapy. Cancer genome sequencing and …

… Although detailed characterization of the underlying mechanisms requires further work,
the findings from this study have immediate implications for cancer immunotherapies. …

… Finally, we discuss how these factors have shaped responses to cancer immunotherapy. …
important to consider in the context of cancer immunotherapy, and highlights the notion that the …

… In this article, we review the mechanisms of CG antigen gene regulation and discuss the
implications of these mechanisms for the development of cancer immunotherapy approaches …

The discovery of tumor-associated antigens, which are either selectively or preferentially
expressed by tumors, together with an improved insight in dendritic cell biology illustrating their …

… have not been achieved with the current cancer immunotherapeutic approaches. One of the
possible … activities is crucial to improve the current cancer immunotherapeutic approaches. …

… immunotherapy based on T cells gives patients new hope, but faces the dilemma of low
response rate. New strategies sensitizing cancer immunotherapy are … in cancer immunotherapy. …