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Figure 1. Senescent cancer cells promote superior TIL activation. Anti-cancer immunosurveillance relies upon the efficient activation of the cancer-immunity cycle. Senescent cancer cells boost the ignition of this process via different modalities that include (i) the enhanced expression of MHC-I and MHC-I associated antigens; (ii) the secretion of immunostimulatory alarmins and (iii) the efficient transfer of antigens to Dendritic Cells (DCs), which in turn prime and unleash the cytotoxic action of TILs against tumor cells.
![Figure 1. Senescent cancer cells promote superior TIL activation. Anti-cancer immunosurveillance relies upon the efficient activation of the cancer-immunity cycle. Senescent cancer cells boost the ignition of this process via different modalities that include (i) the enhanced expression of MHC-I and MHC-I associated antigens; (ii) the secretion of immunostimulatory alarmins and (iii) the efficient transfer of antigens to Dendritic Cells (DCs), which in turn prime and unleash the cytotoxic action of TILs against tumor cells.](/cms/asset/8cedc8ac-31cc-4778-9549-aa55d1f26134/koni_a_2154115_f0001_c.jpg)