January 19, 2017Open Access

T‐cell immunoglobulin mucin 3 blockade drives an antitumor immune response in head and neck cancer

JLJianfeng LiuHarbin Medical University SMSi‐Rui MaGansu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine LMLiang MaoCalifornia Institute of Technology

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cells and decreasing MDSCs. Our findings demonstrate TIM3 expression in patients with HNSCC and suggest anti-TIM3 immunotherapy as a novel therapeutic approach for effective treatment of HNSCC.

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