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abscopal effect, A5A26 09.03P08.02
Acute myeloid leukemia, A31 P09.01
Adoptive Cell Therapy, A25A38 P08.01P09.13
adoptive cellular therapy, A40 P09.17
Adoptive T cell therapy, A3A9A32 09.01P01.03P09.02
AML, A24A25A36 P07.01P07.02P09.10
anaplastic thyroid carcinoma, A22 P06.01
APEX proximity labeling, A9 P01.04
Bifunctional antibodies, A7 12.05
Bispecific monoclonal antibody, A8 P01.01
bladder cancer, A2A27 06.04P08.04
brain tumors, A18A38 P03.04P09.13
cancer immunotherapies, A21 P04.03
cancer immunotherapy target, A19 P03.07
Cancer nanomedicine, A43 P09.22
Cancer Testis Antigen, A29 P08.08
Cancer Vaccine, A17A18 P03.03P03.04
Cancer-Immunotherapy, A1 03.05
CAR T cells, A3A22A23A32A35A36A7 09.01P06.01P06.02P09.02P09.06P09.0912.04
CD40-activated B cells (CD40Bs),A24 P06.04
CD8 T cell Cooperation, A35 P09.07
Chemokine-receptor interaction, A9 P01.04
Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells, A31 P09.01
colorectal cancer, A14A29 P02.06P08.07
Combination immunotherapy, A2 06.03
combinatorial therapy, A28 P08.06
companion diagnostics, A21 P04.03
complement activation, A1 03.06
cysteine cathepsins, A33 P09.04
cytarabine resistance, A27 P08.05
Cytokine-Induced Killer cells, A25 P08.01
electrochemotherapy, A26 P08.03
Endogenous retrovirus, A17A40 P03.03P09.16
fully automated platform, A12 P02.02
gastric adenocarcinoma, A37 P09.11
Glioblastoma, A15A39 P02.08P09.14
granule-dependent cytotoxicity, A33 P09.04
gut microbial metabolites, A37 P09.11
Head and neck squamous cell carcinomas, A36 P09.08
Hepatocellular carcinoma, A15 P02.07
high throughput screening, A28 P08.06
Immune cell infiltration, A43 P09.23
immune cell killing, A28 P08.06
immune cell landcape evolution, A15 P02.08
Immune checkpoint blockade, A18 P03.04
immune checkpoint inhibitor, A14A2A27 P02.0506.04P08.04
immune checkpoint targeting, A10 P01.06
Immunomodulation, A25A36 P07.02P09.10
immunotherapy, A14A20A22A24A30A32A35A35 P02.06P03.08P05.01P06.04P08.09P09.02P09.06P09.07
Indoleamine-2,3-dioxygenase, A39 P09.14
Innate Cell Engagers, A6 12.03
Innate immune checkpoint blockade, A7 12.05
Killer Ig-Like Receptors, A42 P09.20
leukemia derived DC, A20 P04.01
liver hepatocellular carcinoma, A12 P02.01
Malignant Pleural Effusions, A30 P08.10
medicines authorisation, A21 P04.03
Multiplex immunofluorescence, A12 P02.02
neoantigen-specific TCR, A40 P09.17
Neuroblastoma, A2A7A23A30 06.0312.05P06.03P08.09
oncolytic virotherapy, A43 P09.21
oncolytic virus, A7A39A41 12.04P09.15P09.18
Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma, A13 P02.03
PD-1 gene silencing, A9 P01.03
Peptide vaccine, A16A17 P03.01P03.02
Personalised immunotherapy, A11 P01.07
Personalized tumor vaccine, A20 P03.08
photodynamic therapy, A27 P08.04
PLAP (placental alkaline phosphatase),A8 P01.01
Programmed Death-1 inhibitors, A39 P09.14
prostatic acid phosphatase, A17 P03.02
Protom pump inhibitors, A14 P02.05
Radiochemoimmunotherapy, A26 P08.02
screening of therapeutic inhibitors, A9 P01.04
Single-cell RNA sequencing, A31 P09.01
T cell engineering, A40 P09.17
T cell factor 1 (TCF-1),A9 P01.03
Tertiary Lymphoid Structures, A13 P02.03
Therapeutic concepts, A34 P09.05
therapeutic resistance, A43 P09.21
Triple negative breast cancer, A23 P06.02
tumor associated macrophages, A42 P09.19
tumor immunotherapy, A12 P02.01
Tumor microenvironment, A3A10A12A35A36A38 09.01P01.06P02.02P09.06P09.08P09.13
Tumor-associated antigens, A16A19A24A7 P03.01P03.06P06.0412.04
Virus-Encoded Virus-Like-Particles, A17 P03.03
Virus-like vaccine, A40 P09.16