Research Progress of Brain Glioma Tumor Microenvironment
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Glioma, Microenvironment, Immune CellsAbstract
Glioma ranks among the most ubiquitous brain tumors, and the central nervous system displays unique attributes compared to other bodily organs. A physiological blood-brain barrier exists, as well as a specialized tissue environment, inextricably linked with the onset and progression of glioma. To amplify glioma treatment prospects, it is imperative to comprehend the interplay between glioma and its environmental context. This manuscript expounds upon how the glioma environment can facilitate tumor growth, providing putative clinical targets for impeding glioma development and novel avenues for treatment.
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