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Project

Oxygen-sensing by professional antigen presenting cells in the tumor micro-environment and its impact on adaptive anti-tumor immunity.

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

365Q0111

Duration

01 March 2011 → 28 February 2015

Funding

Funding by bilateral agreement (private and foundations)

Promotor

Karim Vermaelen

Research disciplines

Medical and health sciences
- Morphological sciences
- Oncology
- Morphological sciences
- Oncology
- Morphological sciences
- Oncology

Keywords

anti-tumor immunity

Project description

Oxygen sensing by professional antigen presenting cells in the tumor micro-environment and its impact on adaptive anti-tumor immunity Types of cancer: Lung Treatment: Immunotherapy Project year: 2010 - Fundamental research Ghent University Lab. Regulation of Immunological & Mucosal Immunology & Thoracic Oncology Unit The Pintelaan 185 9000 Ghent

English

Dutch

English

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