Multiple Choice
'Checkpoint blockade' is a therapeutic strategy based on enhancing T cell responses by inhibiting the function of inhibitory receptors, such as CTLA-4, and PD-1. Patients being treated with these protein-based therapeutics would likely be suffering from:
A) An autoimmune disease
B) An immunodeficiency disease
C) Cancer
D) Inflammatory bowel disease
E) A neurodegenerative disease
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