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Myeloid-derived suppressor cell
/mˈaɪɪlˌɔɪddɪɹˈaɪvd səpɹˈɛsə sˈɛl/
/mˈaɪɪlˌɔɪddɪɹˈaɪvd səpɹˈɛsɚ sˈɛl/
MDSCMyeloid-derived suppressor cell
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myeloid-abgeleitete Suppressorzelle, myeloide Suppressorzelle
a type of immune cell that has the ability to suppress immune responses, and they are often associated with pathological conditions such as cancer and inflammation
What is a "myeloid-derived suppressor cell"?
A myeloid-derived suppressor cell is a subset of immune cells that arises from the myeloid lineage and possess immunosuppressive properties. They play a role in regulating immune responses and maintaining immune homeostasis, but their excessive accumulation or activation can contribute to immune dysfunction and disease progression. MDSCs are characterized by their ability to suppress T cell activation and promote immune tolerance, making them an important area of research in the field of immunology and cancer immunotherapy.
myeloid-derived suppressor cell
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