Immune Cells May Shield Lynch Syndrome Patients From Colorectal Cancer
MAIT cells appear to provide protective immune surveillance in Lynch syndrome carriers who haven't developed colorectal cancer, suggesting new risk stratification tools.
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MAIT cells appear to provide protective immune surveillance in Lynch syndrome carriers who haven't developed colorectal cancer, suggesting new risk stratification tools.
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