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Transient adenovirus-Cre infection causes long-lasting remodeling of the mammary gland immune landscape.
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Understanding how immune cells respond to early oncogenic events is essential for designing immune-based strategies to intercept breast cancer. Mouse models that induce mammary tumorigenesis through Cre-mediated genetic manipulations can be used to study these early events. However, the immune effects of different induction methods remain unclear. Here, we compare adenovirus-delivered Cre with tamoxifen-inducible CreER systems in models targeting luminal mammary epithelial cells for p53-loss. We find that transient intraductal adenoviral infection produces not only an acute immune response but also long-lasting reshaping of the mammary gland immune microenvironment. Adenovirus exposure induces robust and persistent CD8
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