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Tumor-derived antioxidants suppress immunity by depriving T cells of reactive oxygen species - Science | AAAS

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Reactive oxygen species (ROS) promote genomic instability and fuel oncogenic signaling in cancer, but antioxidant therapies have so far failed to improve, or worsen, cancer outcomes. Emerging data suggest that T cells depend on ROS for signal ...
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