Stress exacerbates pancreatic cancer both directly and indirectly by creating an immunosuppressive environment
Stress exacerbates pancreatic cancer both directly and indirectly by creating an immunosuppressive environment
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10.1002/jhbp.1295
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2022-12
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T. Ikeda;T. Adachi;Takayuki Tanaka;Daisuke Miyamoto;H. Imamura;H. Matsushima;Kazuo Yamamoto;M. Hidaka;K. Kanetaka;S. Eguchi
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T. Ikeda;T. Adachi;Takayuki Tanaka;Daisuke Miyamoto;H. Imamura;H. Matsushima;Kazuo Yamamoto;M. Hidaka;K. Kanetaka;S. Eguchi
Sympathetic nerve stimulation by stress exacerbates various solid tumors, including pancreatic cancer (PCa). The relationship between cancer and immunity has been suggested; however, there is limited information about the effects of nerve stimulation on immunity and cancer. We aimed to investigate the involvement of sympathetic nerve stimulation in immune cells and its effects on PCa using a restraint stress mouse model.