… of T cell dynamics suggest that the T cell response to immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) may
originate outside the tumor and rely on peripheral T cell recruitment. … treatment regimens. …

… the changing attitudes to cancer immunotherapy during the last … the difficulties associated
with immunotherapy of malignancy. … self-reactive T cells in the periphery could be recruited to …

… T cell access to the tumor site. We focus on current strategies to improve cancer immunotherapies
through enhancing T cell … of chemotactic chemokines that recruit T cells [Citation31], …

… between NK cell and T cell responses in tumors: NK cells recruit and … T cell–mediated
tumor immunity. In solid tumors, T cells tend to be significantly more abundant than NK cells…

… the activation and antitumor functionality of recruited T cells were promoted in tumor tissue
after treatment. The immunophenotype of tumorinfiltrating CD8+ T cells was evaluated as they …

… Interaction with chemokines and their receptors is reported to recruit T reg cells into TILs,
such as CCR4 with CCL22, CCR4 with CCL17, CCR10 with CCL28, and CXCR4 with CXCL1.…

… Similar to the endogenous natural T cell receptor (TCR) shown on the left, most … rely on
recruitment of endogenous downstream signalling molecules such as linker for activation of T cell …

… Furthermore, altered proteolytic processing of CXCL11, an important chemokine recruiting
CXCR3 + effector T cells, can impair binding and signaling of the chemokine, ultimately …

… enabling the effective treatment of solid tumors are still greatly demanded. Here …
immunotherapy that enables simultaneous recruitment of dendritic cells and in situ activation of T …

… and non-immune cells. There has recently been a huge amount of research on cancer
immunology and immunotherapy … The recruitment of effector T cells and natural killer cells. CD8 + …