… Employing natural killer (NK) cells is one of the means of immunotherapy. As innate
lymphocytes, NK cells are capable of rapidly responding to cancer cells without being sensitized or …

… are currently under evaluation in the clinic for cancer immunotherapy. As with T cells, genetic
… , as well as the current immunotherapeutic strategies to engage them in cancer treatment. …

… To be successful, γδT cell-based cancer immunotherapy will require protocols updated to
limit most of the different immunoescape mechanisms occurring at the tumor site. …

… The cancer microenvironment plays a pivotal role in disease progression as they contain
different types of innate … inflammation, innate immunity, adaptive immunity, and cancer are the …

… Natural Killer (NK) cells are a small subpopulation of lymphocytes that are a part of the innate
immune response and are key effectors of immunosurveillance and immunoregulation. NK …

… as a candidate for cancer immunotherapy. The biology of NK … engineered NK cells for
cancer immunotherapy, including the … are characterized by their innate capacity to swiftly detect …

… of the multiple types of innate NK cell memory described to … immunotherapy of hematologic
malignancies and new approaches to engineer these cells as a broad cancer immunotherapy…

… Since the effect of cancer immunotherapy is largely dependent … Tissue-resident innate
immune cells could be found in … accessibility of tissue-resident innate immune cells, the biggest …

… of cancer immunotherapy which has recently exploded and become an important treatment
option for many cancers. The majority of studies in regards to cancer immunosurveillance as …

… for cancer immunotherapy 12 . … that cancer cell-derived exosomal PDL1 can specifically
target and suppress effective T cells 20 , we hypothesize that PD1-overexpressing T lymphocyte …