IL15 and TIGIT blockade enhances the natural killer (NK) cell–mediated activity against MHC-I–deficient melanoma both in vitro and in preclinical models. IL15-induced harnessing of NK cells, associated with their unleashing… Click to show full abstract
IL15 and TIGIT blockade enhances the natural killer (NK) cell–mediated activity against MHC-I–deficient melanoma both in vitro and in preclinical models. IL15-induced harnessing of NK cells, associated with their unleashing by TIGIT blockade, may represent a therapeutic approach for tumors, which lack HLA-I molecules thus escaping the CD8+ T cell–mediated control. See related article by Chauvin et al., p. 5520
               
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