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Microbial cues for a stem-like lymphoid niche.

Oct 2026 · Cancer Cell · Vol 44 10, pp. 1916-1917 · 0 citations · 9 references
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A microbiota-orchestrated stem-like lymphoid niche in which CD70+ ILC2s sustain progenitor exhausted T cells is uncovered, and its findings redefine the functional organization underlying TLS-associated antitumor immunity.

Abstract

While tertiary lymphoid structures (TLSs) broadly correlate with immunotherapy efficacy, their functional heterogeneity can translate into divergent clinical outcomes. In this issue of Cancer Cell, Hu et al. uncover a microbiota-orchestrated stem-like lymphoid niche in which CD70+ ILC2s sustain progenitor exhausted T cells, and their findings redefine the functional organization underlying TLS-associated antitumor immunity.

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