[Okayama University] Induction of Interleukin-9 Producing CD8 T Cells by Ascochlorin Derivative N184 from Filamentous Fungi and Elucidation of Its Anti-tumor Immune Activation Mechanism
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Okayama University has elucidated the mechanism by which compound N184 activates anti-tumor immunity via IL-9 producing CD8 T cells, offering new insights for cancer immunotherapy.
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