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Precancerous colon cells can avoid immune detection by turning on a gene called SOX17, which allows them to become essentially invisible to the immune system, an MIT study finds.

Researchers have found that measuring the diversity of mutations within a tumour can more accurately predict the success of immunotherapy treatments. | Health

Immunologist Peter Westcott has uncovered evidence that suggests why immunotherapy may work better for some colon cancers than others. In cases of DNA mismatch repair deficient tumors, it’s not about having more mutations. It’s about having more of the same mutations.

Researchers say immunotherapy isn't always effective for people with colon cancer because of the number of tumor mutations that this disease can cause

An MIT study reveals a possible explanation for why checkpoint blockade inhibitors don’t work well for some patients whose tumors have a high mutational burden.

/PRNewswire/ -- DNA mismatch repair deficiency (MMRd) is a genetic condition often associated with colon cancer. It can happen in otherwise normal cells before...

An MIT study reveals a possible explanation for why checkpoint blockade inhibitors don’t work well for some patients whose tumors have a high mutational burden.

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