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“Higher levels of immune surveillance-related proteins, particularly those involved in natural killer and T cell activity, are associated with lower prostate cancer risk”
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Immune surveillance-related proteins are associated with prostate cancer in humans.
“Higher levels of immune surveillance-related proteins, particularly those involved in natural killer and T cell activity, are associated with lower prostate cancer risk”
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Prospective and genetic analyses implicate lower immunosurveillance in the aetiology of prostate cancer
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