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Inflammation clues in STING protein structure

Andrea Ablasser
2019
Journal Articles

Abstract

The STING protein aids intracellular defences by triggering inflammation. Studies that uncover how STING is activated might lead to strategies for targeting this protein in the treatment of cancer or autoimmune diseases.

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Inflammation clues in STING protein structure

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