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Natural killer cells in ovarian cancer therapy: mechanisms, evasion, and therapeutic innovations.

Sep 2026 · InflammoPharmacology · 0 citations · 126 references
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The mechanisms involved in NK cells in ovarian cancer treatment, the current status of clinical applications, and new research strategies in the future are summarized to provide a reference for the development of research and clinical practice in this field.

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