Research shows MAIT cells improve glioma outcomes, suggesting their role in CNS immune surveillance.
Overall, this study supports a protective role for a population of brain-resident MAIT cells in glioma and highlights their potential involvement in immune surveillance of the CNS. Our findings also lay a foundation to explore the therapeutic modulation of MAIT cells in the brain.
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