Increased T-cell tumor infiltration by mutant LIGHT

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C424S094100, C424S277100

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ABSTRACT:
Mutant LIGHT expressed in a tumor environment elicited high levels of chemokines and adhesion molecules, accompanied by massive infiltration of naïve T lymphocytes. Methods and compositions to elicit immune responses against tumors including tumor volume reduction and reduced metastasis using mutant LIGHT are disclosed.

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