Anti-tumor immunity
Across
- 2. Formation of new blood vessels in tumors.
- 4. Cytotoxic proteins released by NK and CD8+ T cells to destroy tumor cells.
- 6. Molecule expressed by tumors that suppresses T-cell activity.
- 7. Highly immunogenic mutation-derived tumor antigens
- 9. Immunologically active tumors rich in T-cell infiltration are called ____ tumors
- 11. Chronic functional state of T lymphocytes caused by persistent antigen exposure in the tumor microenvironment.
- 14. Infiltration Process by which activated T cells migrate into tumor tissueTherapeutic strategy that blocks PD-1 or CTLA-4 signaling pathways
- 15. Main function of CD8+ T cells.
Down
- 1. Spread of tumor cells to distant organs
- 3. Site where naïve T cells are activated.
- 5. Professional antigen-presenting cells.
- 8. Process by which tumor cells reduce antigen presentation to avoid recognition by CD8+ T lymphocytes.
- 10. Macrophage subtype associated with tumor promotion.
- 12. Tumor microenvironment condition caused by low oxygen concentration
- 13. Immune cells that can kill tumor cells without antigen-specific activation.