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in-Potential Mechanisms underlying Ferroptosis-associated nK Cell Dysfunction and Its Regulatory networks in the tumor Microenvironment

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Ferroptosis of NK cells may be an important mechanism connecting tumor metabolic reprogramming and immune dysfunction, and is expected to become a new direction for immunotherapy intervention.

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