00:00Scientists have discovered a hidden immune, off-switch.
00:03The finding comes from Mayo Clinic researchers.
00:06They identified a protein called trail short.
00:09It can suppress T cells, which normally attack cancer cells.
00:13Researchers found elevated trail short across several types of cancer.
00:18That includes melanoma, lung, breast, pancreatic, and ovarian cancers.
00:25The protein activates another molecule called SHP1.
00:30SHP1 acts like a brake, switching down T cell activity.
00:34The discovery could also affect CAR T therapy.
00:37In preclinical models, blocking trail short restored immune activity.
00:41It helped CAR T cells fight tumors more effectively.
00:44Researchers say trail short could become a new target for cancer immunotherapy.
00:49The protein has also been linked to infections and autoimmune diseases.
00:53But this research is still in the preclinical stage.
00:56More studies are needed before potential treatments can be tested in patients.
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