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UVB-Induced Tumor Heterogeneity Diminishes Immune Response in Melanoma
Yochai Wolf
, Osnat Bartok
, Sushant Patkar
, Gitit Bar Eli
, Sapir Cohen
, Kevin Litchfield
, Ronen Levy
, Alejandro Jiménez-Sánchez
, Sophie Trabish
, Joo Sang Lee
, Hiren Karathia
, Eilon Barnea
, Chi Ping Day
,
Einat Cinnamon
,
Ilan Stein
, Adam Solomon
, Lital Bitton
, Eva Pérez-Guijarro
, Tania Dubovik
, Shai S. Shen-Orr
Martin L. Miller, Glenn Merlino, Yishai Levin,
Eli Pikarsky
, Lea Eisenbach, Arie Admon, Charles Swanton, Eytan Ruppin
*
, Yardena Samuels
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Department of Immunology and Cancer Research
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Immune Response
100%
Melanoma
100%
Ultraviolet-B (UV-B)
100%
Tumor Heterogeneity
100%
Tumor
40%
Phylogenetic Analysis
20%
Functional Basis
20%
Overall Survival
20%
Microenvironment
20%
Cell-derived
20%
Immune Surveillance
20%
Immune Therapy
20%
Tumor Immunity
20%
Immune Checkpoint Therapy
20%
Tumor Aggressiveness
20%
Highly Aggressive
20%
Patient Tumor
20%
Antitumor Activity
20%
Tumor mutational Burden
20%
Melanoma Patients
20%
Aggressive Tumor
20%
Mouse Melanoma Model
20%
Checkpoint Blockade
20%
Mixing Experiment
20%
T-cell Reactivity
20%
Subclonal mutations
20%
Neoantigen
20%
Single-cell Clone
20%
Clonal Diversity
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
T Cell
100%
Immune Response
100%
Immune Checkpoints
100%
Immunosurveillance
100%
Cell Clone
100%
Antineoplastic Activity
100%
Overall Survival
100%
Immunology and Microbiology
Tumor Mutational Burden
100%