Swaying the advantage: how the immune system can overcome tumor adaptability webinar available on demand

If you are unable to view this message correctly, [click here]( [Sponsored by illumina]( Our latest webinar is now available on demand! Swaying the advantage: how the immune system can overcome tumor adaptability Speakers: [Jen Wargo] Jen Wargo [Greg Delgoffe] Greg Delgoffe [Zemin Zhang] Zemin Zhang [Register Here]( Dear colleague, The tumor microenvironment is a cellular niche composed of neoplastic and non-neoplastic cells. Components of the latter include hematopoetic (immune) cells that serve as sentinels that patrol most anatomical environments within the host and serve to alert and respond to perturbations in homeostasis. Meanwhile, tumors are fittingly adaptable to the patrolling and effector functions of hematopoetic cells, and via multiple cellular and molecular responses, can reduce their vulnerability to death and clearance by the immune system. As such, a scenario of "survival of the fittest" is established. In this webinar, Jennifer Wargo (MD Anderson Medical Center), Greg Delgoffe (University of Pittsburgh), and Zemin Zhang (Peking University) will discuss various aspects of the cellular and molecular interactions between the immune system and tumors, with an eye on establishing an advantage to the immune system in its quest to support the survival of the host. Speakers [Jen Wargo] Jen Wargo Professor, Surgical Oncology & Genomic Medicine Program Director for PRIME TR [Greg Delgoffe] Greg Delgoffe Associate Professor of Immunology, University of Pittsburgh, UPMC Hillman Cancer Center [Zemin Zhang] Zemin Zhang Professor, Peking University; Principal Investigator, BIOPIC Moderators [Bruce Koppelman] Bruce Koppelman Scientific Editor, Immunity [Fabiola Rivas] Fabiola Rivas Scientific Editor, Immunity [Get your free access here]( [Sponsored by illumina]( [Cell Press]( Make yourself at home with Cell Press. Visit us on [Cell.com]( for resources updated daily and never miss an update in your field by [signing up for e-alerts](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Invitations to Events - Offers & Invitations is a communication type sent to you by Cell Press [Unsubscribe or change your communication preferences]( Copyright © 2021 Elsevier Limited All rights reserved. | [Elsevier Privacy Policy]( Elsevier Limited, The Boulevard, Langford Lane, Kidlington, Oxford OX5 1GB UK