Crucial role of inflammatory monocytes in antitumor immunity
Arnaud Pommier1, Bruno Lucas1, Armelle Prévost-Blondel1
1CNRS UMR8104; INSERM U1016; Cochin Institute; Paris, France ; Paris Descartes University; Cochin Institute; Paris, France.
Abstract:
Although the role of myeloid cells in oncogenesis and tumor progression remains poorly understood, these cells are mainly ascribed with pro-tumor properties. We have recently unveiled a tumoricidal activity of inflammatory monocytes that can be counteracted by CD4+ regulatory T cells.
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