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Herein, we conducted experiments that elucidate the mechanisms of KCa3.1 disorder and impaired chemotaxis in HNSCC CD8+ T cells. The Ca2+ sensor calmodulin (CaM) manages several mobile functions including KCa3.1 activation. Our information revealed that CaM expression is leaner in HNSCC than healthy donor (HD) T cells. This decrease had been due to an intrinsic decrease in the genetics encoding CaM combined into the failure of HNSCC T cells to upregu
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