Next generation of tumor-activating type I IFN enhances anti-tumor immune responses to overcome therapy resistance
Several studies have demonstrated that IFN-I administration can boost anti-tumor immune response against solid tumors. Here, to overcome the limitations of systemic IFN-I therapy (side effects, short half-life), the authors design a masked IFN-I prodrug activatable by tumor-associated proteases, sho...
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/8b56982268c24d6785de4d9f98953a35 |
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| Sumario: | Several studies have demonstrated that IFN-I administration can boost anti-tumor immune response against solid tumors. Here, to overcome the limitations of systemic IFN-I therapy (side effects, short half-life), the authors design a masked IFN-I prodrug activatable by tumor-associated proteases, showing preserved anti-tumor activity but reduced toxicity. |
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