Can’t drop the MIC(A/B): Preventing stress-ligand shedding to enhance pan-cancer targeting

Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-based cellular therapies have achieved remarkable success against hematologic malignancies, but their application against solid tumors remains challenging. In this issue, Goulding et al.1 describe a unique CAR natural killer (NK) cell platform with pan-cancer activity...

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