Abstract
Macrophages are in the spotlight of cancer immunotherapy research because they exert a wide spectrum of protumorigenic functions. In this issue, Pfirschke and colleagues report that macrophage targeting pulls the strings of the tumor microenvironment, ultimately leading to a coordinated antitumorigenic immune reaction in a lung carcinoma mouse model.
See related article by Pfirschke et al., p. 40. (4).
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