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Study uncovers immune resistance in pancreatic tumors
A recent study reveals that pancreatic tumors exploit a mechanism related to blood clotting and wound healing, where cancer cells produce two proteins that promote the accumulation of fibrin around the tumor. This buildup creates a tightly sealed environment that prevents immune cells from attacking the cancer, thereby reducing the effectiveness of immunotherapy. Experiments have shown that disrupting this mechanism slows tumor growth and improves the response to immunotherapy, paving the way for the development of treatment strategies targeting this process to enhance the immune system's ability to assault the tumor.
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