Investigating the role of CD47 gene regulation in Iraqi cancer patients: a promising prognostic factor
Shilan Jabbar,
Athraa Ismael
Abstract:Background: Innate immune checkpoints have been one of the most studied and promising approaches in cancer immune therapy. Therefore, it is considered valuable when investigating these checkpoints at the gene expression and protein levels. However, this approach still has variations from study to study due to various types of cancer. Therefore, it is hypothesized that CD47 could be one of those checkpoints that affect the survival of cancer cells. CD47 is an integrin like marker that has been identified for it… Show more
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