ArticleThe journal of liquid biopsy2026
Circulating immune profiling reveals immune signatures associated with disease stage and outcome in endometrial cancer.
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Although the tumor immune microenvironment has been studied in endometrial cancer, the systemic immune alterations associated with disease progression and their potential prognostic significance remain poorly defined. In this study, peripheral blood immune subsets were characterized by multiparametric flow cytometry in 67 patients with EC and 20 healthy controls, including dendritic cells, MDSCs, T-cell subsets, NK cells, and exhaustion and senescence associated markers. Immune profiles were similar between healthy controls and patients with early-stage disease, whereas advanced tumors showed marked changes, including dendritic cell expansion, reduced CD4
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