Interestingly, when parental d42m1 sarcoma cells were transplanted into wild - type mice, around 20 % of recipients developed «escape» tumors which
evaded immune destruction and progressed (escape clones).
Not exact matches
A molecule that helps cancer cells
evade programmed self -
destruction, an internal source of death, might also help malignant cells hide from the
immune system, an external source of death.
Slusher teamed up with Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center immunologist Jonathan Powell, M.D., Ph.D., who has studied how cancer cells use different metabolic pathways to
evade destruction by
immune cells.
No one knows for certain how the parasite survives in its host for so long,
evading destruction by the
immune system.
One of the main reasons cancer remains difficult to treat is that cancer cells have developed a multitude of mechanisms that allow them to
evade destruction by the
immune system.