Innate immune receptor C5aR1 regulates cancer cell fate and can be targeted to improve radiotherapy in tumours with immunosuppressive microenvironments

Innate immune receptor C5aR1 regulates cancer cell fate and can be targeted to improve radiotherapy in tumours with immunosuppressive microenvironments
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10.1101/2023.01.10.521547
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发表时间:
2023-01
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bioRxiv
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Callum Beach;Dave MacLean;D. Majorova;S. Melemenidis;Dhanya K. Nambiar;Ryan K. Kim;Gabriel N. Valbuena;S. Guglietta;C. Krieg;Damavandi Mahnaz Darvish;Tatsuya Suwa;A. Easton;E. Domingo;E. Moon;D. Jiang;Yanyan Jiang;A. Koong;T. Woodruff;E. Graves;Timothy S. Maughan;S. J. Buczacki;M. Stucki;Q. Le;S. Leedham;A. Giaccia;M. Olcina
Callum Beach;Dave MacLean;D. Majorova;S. Melemenidis;Dhanya K. Nambiar;Ryan K. Kim;Gabriel N. Valbuena;S. Guglietta;C. Krieg;Damavandi Mahnaz Darvish;Tatsuya Suwa;A. Easton;E. Domingo;E. Moon;D. Jiang;Yanyan Jiang;A. Koong;T. Woodruff;E. Graves;Timothy S. Maughan;S. J. Buczacki;M. Stucki;Q. Le;S. Leedham;A. Giaccia;M. Olcina
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Callum Beach;Dave MacLean;D. Majorova;S. Melemenidis;Dhanya K. Nambiar;Ryan K. Kim;Gabriel N. Valbuena;S. Guglietta;C. Krieg;Damavandi Mahnaz Darvish;Tatsuya Suwa;A. Easton;E. Domingo;E. Moon;D. Jiang;Yanyan Jiang;A. Koong;T. Woodruff;E. Graves;Timothy S. Maughan;S. J. Buczacki;M. Stucki;Q. Le;S. Leedham;A. Giaccia;M. Olcina

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