Content of HLA-[G.sup.+] T cells in the peripheral blood from healthy women and breast cancer patients
The number of [CD3.sup.+][CD56.sup.-]HLA-[G.sup.+] cells in the peripheral blood of breast cancer patients was shown to increase by 2 times. Our results and published data suggest that the increase in the relative content of [CD3.sup.+][CD56.sup.-]HLA-[G.sup.+] cells in the circulating blood in brea...
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| description | The number of [CD3.sup.+][CD56.sup.-]HLA-[G.sup.+] cells in the peripheral blood of breast cancer patients was shown to increase by 2 times. Our results and published data suggest that the increase in the relative content of [CD3.sup.+][CD56.sup.-]HLA-[G.sup.+] cells in the circulating blood in breast cancer contributes to tumor development due to suppression of antitumor immunity. Key Words: regulatory T cells; HLA-G; interleukin-10; TGFβ |
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