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Research group Tumor microenvironment

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Research Research groups Tumor micro--environment

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This research group tries to develop novel prognostic and predictive biomarkers, by studying tumor and blood samples from patients treated with dendritic cell vaccines. An in vitro 3D-Skin model was built to systematically study tumor- microenvironment interactions including immune cell migration.

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prof. dr. Carl Figdor

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