Epigenetic Repression of STING by MYC Promotes Immune Evasion and Resistance to Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

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🙌Thanks to @AndreiGoga_SF for highlighting our work led by Dr. Kyung-min Lee in the #SABCS22 year in review! Kyung-min showed that #Myc overexpression in #TNBC promotes immune evasion by directly repressing #STING expression. @CIR_AACR @CarlosArteagaMD @ut

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RT @Adri_CIR: 💥This study reveals how MYC hyperactivation affects STING & immune suppression in #TNBC. #CIRReviewerStar⭐️@paulagericsson">@paulagericsson?src=hashtag_click">#CIRReviewerStar⭐️@paulagericsson @A…

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