Association of tumour-associated macrophage states with non-conserved lncrnas in lung cancer

Yvessa Verheyden; Sonia Cinque; Els Lebegge; Sana M. Arnouk; Eleonora Leucci

doi:10.1038/s41435-026-00377-3

January 28, 2026Genes and Immunity

Association of tumour-associated macrophage states with non-conserved lncrnas in lung cancer

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Non-conserved lncrnas are associated with specific tumour-associated macrophage states in lung cancer.
The expression of these lncrnas can indicate the immune response and contribute to tumour progression.
Analysis of macrophage states and lncrnas reveals potential biomarkers for targeted therapies in lung cancer.
Further understanding of these interactions may enhance lung cancer treatment strategies moving forward.

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Observational analysis examines the link between lncrnas and tumour-associated macrophage states in lung cancer, suggesting new biomarkers for treatment.

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