CSC and Immunoediting

Cancer stem cells (CSCs) can evade immune surveillance, allowing them to survive and drive tumor growth. This track focuses on the concept of immunoediting, where CSCs shape the immune response to evade detection and destruction. Researchers investigate how CSCs alter immune cell functions, such as suppressing T-cell activity and promoting regulatory T-cells, to create an immune-suppressive tumor microenvironment. Understanding the interactions between CSCs and the immune system is crucial for developing immunotherapies that can overcome immune evasion. By targeting CSC-specific mechanisms of immunoediting, researchers hope to enhance the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapies and improve patient outcomes.

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