Towards Neuroimmunotherapy for Cancer: the Neurotransmitters Glutamate, Dopamine and GnRH-II augment substantially the ability of T cells of few Head and Neck cancer patients to perform spontaneous migration, chemotactic migration and migration towards the autologous tumor, and also elevate markedly the expression of CD3zeta and CD3epsilon TCR-associated chains

Title
Towards Neuroimmunotherapy for Cancer: the Neurotransmitters Glutamate, Dopamine and GnRH-II augment substantially the ability of T cells of few Head and Neck cancer patients to perform spontaneous migration, chemotactic migration and migration towards the autologous tumor, and also elevate markedly the expression of CD3zeta and CD3epsilon TCR-associated chains
Authors
Keywords
Glutamate, Dopamine, GnRH-II, T cells, T lymphocytes, Neurotransmitters, Head and Neck Cancer, HNC, HNSCC , Migration, Chemotaxis, Chemotactic migration, CD3, CD3zeta, Immunotherapy, Neuroimmunotherapy, Nerve-Driven Immunity , Adoptive immunotherapy of cancer, Cancer
Journal
JOURNAL OF NEURAL TRANSMISSION
Volume 121, Issue 8, Pages 1007-1027
Publisher
Springer Nature
Online
2014-07-16
DOI
10.1007/s00702-014-1242-y

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