Colorectal cancer may resist immunotherapy not only because tumor cells acquire genetic changes, but also because inflammatory signals can reprogram their epigenetic state, according to a new study from researchers at Juntendo University in Japan. The work identifies interleukin-26, or IL-26, as a central driver of this process. The cytokine appears to enter colorectal cancer […]
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