Dazostinag enhances cxcl9 signaling and t cell recruitment in head and neck cancer, suggesting implications for chemotherapy.
Dazostinag induces CXCL9 signaling and the recruitment of cytotoxic T cells. A, Representative images of a chemotherapy doublet site showing no changes in CXCL9 signaling or recruitment of T cells (left) and the dazostinag injection site surrounded by a characteristic ring of drug exposure demonstrating the induction of CXCL9 signaling and recruitment of CD8⁺ T cells (right). B, Quantification of T-cell activation. C, CosMx data showing increased numbers of T_Cell_GNLY cells that are diminished by combination with chemotherapy. The number of regions of interest analyzed for each patient and drug condition is detailed in Supplementary Table S4. CPPT, carboplatin; PTX, paclitaxel.
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