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January 1, 2023Proceedings for Annual Meeting of The Japanese Pharmacological SocietyOpen Access

Elucidation of the Immune Environment and Involvement of Astrocytes in Metastatic Brain Tumors

Sato Keitaro Hiroaki Kato Toya Okawa Goto Momoko Mao Watanabe Chika Matsumoto Hiroki Tanaka Hidetaka Akita Akihiro Hisaka Hiromi Satō

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The immune environment of metastatic brain tumors (BrM) remains unknown but is likely to be immunosuppressive with drug resistance. We aimed to determine the immune environment of BrM and the influence of peritumoral astrocytes on it.

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