Natural killer (NK) cells constitute the first line of human immune defense. They have attracted extensive research in the field of tumor immunity owing to their potent cytotoxicity, robust cytokine secretion, and immunomodulatory capacity. However, chronic tumor antigen exposure would induce exhaustion in NK cells (NK...
Zi-Xuan Gou, Yu-Tong Bao, Li-Hong Liu et al.· Seminars in Oncology· 0 citations
Thymus-dependent de novo T-cell generation is essential for maintaining T-cell diversity and immune competence. Although thymic involution after puberty reduces thymic output, residual thymic function remains important for immune surveillance and immune reconstitution following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (...
Fangqing Zhang, Xinya Jiang, Shuang Fan et al.· Experimental Hematology & On...· 0 citations
This review summarizes recent advances in high-resolution omics technologies for precisely dissecting Tex heterogeneity, functional features, and interactions with other cells, and emphasizes the central value of optimizing Tex-targeted tumor immunotherapy strategies.
Zi-Xuan Gou, Xiao-Jun Huang, Xiang-Yu Zhao· Cancer Letters· 0 citations
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