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"Cancer cell (via oncolytic virus-induced lysis)" refers broadly to any malignant cell that can be selectively infected and destroyed through direct cytolytic action by an oncolytic virus. This process leverages both intrinsic weaknesses in cancer biology and engineered features within the viruses themselves, resulting not only in physical destruction but also potent stimulation of anti-tumor immunity—a dual effect central to modern virotherapies[1][3][8].
Selective infection → Viral replication → Direct lysis + Immunogenic cell death
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