EZH1/EZH2 inhibition enhances adoptive T cell immunotherapy against multiple cancer models

Patrizia Porazzi(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Marco Ruella(Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy), Ositadimma Ugwuanyi(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Ruchi P. Patel(University of Pennsylvania), Gregory L. Beatty(Cancer Research Institute), Yusuke Isshiki(Cornell University), Linhui Chen(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Ari Melnick(Cornell University), Alberto Carturan(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Mathew G. Angelos(University of Pennsylvania), Devora Delman(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Guido Ghilardi(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Luca Paruzzo(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Puneeth Guruprasad(Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy), Eugenio Fardella(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Tatiana Blanchard(University of Pennsylvania), Olga Shestova(University of Pennsylvania), Jean Lemoine(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Melody T. Tan(Translational Therapeutics (United States)), Kelly Markowitz(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Gerald P. Linette(University of Pennsylvania), Stephen J. Schuster(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Raymone Pajarillo(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Wendy Béguelin(Cornell University), Yunlin Zhang(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), A. Padmanabhan(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Beatriz M. Carreno(California University of Pennsylvania), Ivan Cohen(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Siena Nason(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania)
Cancer Cell
February 20, 2025
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