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FIGURE 2: Effect of cytostatic drugs on tumor and immune cells and during anti-tumor immunity. (A) Effect of MEKi on tumor cell viability, expression of pro-inflammatory genes and MHC-I/-II protein levels in presence of low doses IFNγ. Effect of MEKi and GEM on T cell expansion in in vivo OT-I T cell proliferation assays. (B) Anti-tumor efficacy and PD biomarker gene signatures of combinations therapies involving cytostatic agents GEM and MEKi and immunostimulatory antibodies targeting CD40 and PD-1.

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