A mammary adenocarcinoma murine model suitable for the study of cancer immunoediting
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La inmunoedición del cáncer es un proceso dinámico compuesto de tres fases: eliminación (EL), equilibrio (EQ) y escape (ES) que abarca las posibles funciones protectoras del huésped y de esculpir el tumor del sistema inmunitario durante el desarrollo del tumor. Los modelos animales son herramientas útiles para estudiar enfermedades como el cáncer. El presente estudio fue diseñado para caracterizar la interacción entre el adenocarcinoma mamario M-406 y CBi, CBi - y CBi / L líneas de ratones endogámic
Cancer immunoediting is a dynamic process composed of three phases: elimination (EL), equilibrium (EQ) and escape (ES) that encompasses the potential host-protective and tumor-sculpting functions of the immune system throughout tumor development. Animal models are useful tools for studying diseases such as cancer. The present study was designed to characterize the interaction between mammary adenocarcinoma M-406 and CBi, CBi− and CBi/L inbred mice lines.
Cancer immunoediting is a dynamic process composed of three phases: elimination (EL), equilibrium (EQ) and escape (ES) that encompasses the potential host-protective and tumor-sculpting functions of the immune system throughout tumor development. Animal models are useful tools for studying diseases such as cancer. The present study was designed to characterize the interaction between mammary adenocarcinoma M-406 and CBi, CBi− and CBi/L inbred mice lines.
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