Imbalanced p53-RB signaling triggers cGAS-STING-mediated immune activation in early oral cancer development.
Mice with partial loss of two key tumor suppressors showed increased immune activation through a specific signaling pathway, delaying cancer development, while human cancer data confirmed these genetic changes affect survival outcomes.
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