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DESCRIPTION:Keynote lecture: 'Harnessing the tumor immune microenvironment 
 for cancer therapy'\n\nThe tumor immune microenvironment (TIME) strongly i
 nfluences disease progression\, from primary tumor growth to establishment
  of metastatic lesions. As clinical applications for immunotherapy are on 
 the rise\, understanding how to harness the immune system to combat cancer
  at different stages of disease is gaining significant attention in resear
 ch. Many of these research efforts have been focused on the adaptive immun
 e system\, yet there is untapped translational value in leveraging innate 
 effector functions within the myeloid compartment\, which is highly abunda
 nt within tumours. The Quail lab studies the regulatory mechanisms of myel
 oid maturation and recruitment into tumours\, and tests the hypothesis tha
 t targeting specific myeloid states in cancer can be effective against dis
 ease progression. By utilizing highly multiplex immune profiling technolog
 ies\, we are able to gain insight into the vast heterogeneity of myeloid i
 dentities within tissues\, with the goal of unveiling new strategies to ta
 rget myeloid populations and enhance immunotherapy responses.\n\nIn person
  Seminar\, details in attached poster below\n
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LOCATION:6th Floor Martin Amphiteatre\, McIntyre Medical Building\, CA\, QC
 \, Montreal\, H3G 1Y6\, 3655 promenade Sir William Osler
SUMMARY:Physiology 17th Annual Undergraduate Research Day Speaker: Dr. Dani
 ela Quail
URL:/physiology/channels/event/physiology-17th-annual-
 undergraduate-research-day-speaker-dr-daniela-quail-347005
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