Acute influenza infection promotes lung tumor growth by reprogramming the tumor microenvironment. L'infection aiguë par le virus de la grippe favorise la croissance des tumeurs pulmonaires en reprogrammant le microenvironnement tumoral

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Acute influenza infection promotes lung tumor growth by reprogramming the tumor microenvironment. L'infection aiguë par le virus de la grippe favorise la croissance des tumeurs pulmonaires en reprogrammant le microenvironnement tumoral

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