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Advances in the Study of Antitumour Immunotherapy for Newcastle Disease Virus
Progress in Using Immune Therapy with Newcastle Disease Virus to Fight Tumors
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Abstract
Newcastle disease virus (NDV) may enhance antitumour responses when combined with immune checkpoint blockade.
- NDV infection creates an inflammatory environment in tumors that can activate immune cells.
- The virus may induce changes that help overcome immune tolerance and resistance to therapies.
- Clinical data suggest that NDV combined with immune checkpoint blockers can lead to regression of both local and distant tumors.
- Recombinant NDV and its combinations with immune checkpoint blockers are currently in various clinical trial stages.
- Further research on NDV's potential in cancer therapy is warranted.
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