2000
DOI: 10.3109/08820130009062286
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The Status of Tumor Immunology and Cancer Immunotherapy

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“…Discrepancies between TA immunogenicity and induction of host protective immunity could represent failure of immunization to induce an appropriate quality of immune response, perhaps on a background of partial tolerance induced by cross-presentation. Alternatively, as tumor cells often have impaired Ag presentation machinery and tumor-directed local immunosuppression prevents effector functions (8,9), the immune response induced to TA might be appropriate, but tumor-specific factors might prevent elimination of the target tumor.…”
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“…Discrepancies between TA immunogenicity and induction of host protective immunity could represent failure of immunization to induce an appropriate quality of immune response, perhaps on a background of partial tolerance induced by cross-presentation. Alternatively, as tumor cells often have impaired Ag presentation machinery and tumor-directed local immunosuppression prevents effector functions (8,9), the immune response induced to TA might be appropriate, but tumor-specific factors might prevent elimination of the target tumor.…”
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confidence: 99%