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Honokiol-mediated Inhibition of PI3K/mTOR Pathway: A Potential Strategy to Overcome Immunoresistance in Glioma, Breast, and Prostate Carcinoma Without Impacting T Cell Function
Journal of Immunotherapy, 06/24/09
Crane C et al. - Data define a unique application for Honokiol and provide the impetus to more fully elucidate the mechanism by which T cells are resistant to the effects of this particular inhibitor. Honokiol is clinically available for human testing and may serve to augment T cell-mediated cancer immunotherapy.
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