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Palmitate promotes liver metastases by decreasing neutrophil antitumour behaviour
Liver metastases are frequent and challenging to treat owing to the liver’s metabolically active and immune-tolerant environment. However, how cancer cells exploit nutrient availability in the liver to evade immune surveillance remains unknown. Here, we show that cancer cells use the palmitate avail
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