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Cowpea mosaic virus as a candidate for intratumoral immunotherapy: progress, challenges, and future directions
Immunotherapy has emerged as a new pillar of cancer therapeutics that utilizes the patients own immune system to target tumor cells, a particular advantage in the context of hard-to-treat cancers. Virus-based immunotherapies have shown great potential as cancer treatments, including oncolytic viruse
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