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Introduction<p>Natural killer (NK) cells have great potential to extend the promise of cancer immunotherapy, but additional research is needed to improve their efficacy in solid cancers. Dogs develop spontaneous cancers with striking similarities to humans and can serve as a crucial link to br...

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المؤلف الرئيسي:	Aryana M. Razmara (12657178) (author)
مؤلفون آخرون:	Marshall Lammers (16628565) (author), Sean J. Judge (8478990) (author), Cyrus J. Sholevar (13009422) (author), William J. Murphy (8028719) (author), Cameron E. Gaskill (21362366) (author), William T. N. Culp (8479017) (author), Alicia A. Gingrich (8479002) (author), Zachary S. Morris (6287090) (author), Robert B. Rebhun (8479020) (author), C. Titus Brown (7496768) (author), David M. Vail (11268710) (author), Michael S. Kent (169271) (author), Robert J. Canter (8479023) (author)
منشور في:	2025
الموضوعات:	Genetic Immunology natural killer (NK) cells cancer immunotherapy single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNAseq) canine sarcoma infiltrating NK signature tumor infiltrating NK cells canine and human sarcomas NK-targeting immunotherapy regimens NK activation genes
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Image 1_Comparative transcriptomic analysis of tumor- infiltrating canine natural killer cells and candidate biomarkers from first-in-dog NK immunotherapy trials.jpeg

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