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The Use of Immunotherapy to Treat Melanoma

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  • Veronika Obideiko Liberty High School, Frisco, Texas
  • Ashley

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58445/rars.1243

Keywords:

Melanoma, Cancer, Evasion mechanism, Pathogens, Immunotherapy

Abstract

Melanoma is a skin cancer that originates from a mutation in melanocytes. This review explores different factors of melanoma and how it evades the immune system. In addition, it also discusses immunotherapy for the treatment of melanoma through monoclonal antibodies and combination therapies. 

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2024-06-29