Findings reveal myeloid-targeted immunocytokines enhance cytokine effectiveness in tumors, suggesting a new immunotherapy strategy.
Solid tumors evade immunotherapy by forming a suppressive myeloid barrier that limits T and NK cell activity. A study recently published at Cell reports myeloid-targeted immunocytokines and NK/T cell enhancers (MiTEs) conditionally activate cytokines within tumors, coupling myeloid reprogramming to effector stimulation; in vivo, MiTEs remodel tumor myeloid states, amplify cytotoxic lymphocyte programs, and improve tumor control, offering a modular strategy for combination immunotherapy.
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