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  • Researchers discovered that myeloid cells in melanoma biopsies highly express ATX and studied its effect on tumor immunity in two melanoma models (spontaneous and experimental).
  • Knockout of ATX in specific myeloid cells reduced melanoma metastasis by over 50%, revealing important immune differences in the tumor environment that change depending on the type of model used.
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