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Immune system activation via release of tumor antigens refers to the process by which cancer cells, through cell death or other mechanisms, release antigenic substances (tumor antigens) that are recognized by the immune system. This recognition can trigger both innate and adaptive immune responses aimed at targeting and eliminating tumor cells. This target represents a fundamental axis in anti-cancer immunity with broad implications across diagnostics and therapeutics in oncology.
Release of tumor antigens -> Uptake by APCs -> MHC presentation -> T cell activation
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