The research does have potential to influence immunotherapies.

Immunotherapy is a treatment method that aims to activate the immune system to destroy cancerous cells.

In an experimental model the researchers were able to link an increased concentration of magnesium around a tumour to a stronger response by the T cells.

Professor Hess stated: “In order to verify this observation clinically, we’re now looking for ways to increase the concentration of magnesium in tumours in a targeted manner.”

Source: | This article first appeared on Express.co.uk

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