New research published in Cancer Cell suggests that tumour-associated neutrophils can have antitumorigenic ('N1') or protumorigenic ('N2') functions, a plasticity that has been well described for ...

Neutrophils are typically classed as being of the N1 or N2 type, N1 being antitumour and T cell-recruiting, and N2 being protumour and non-T cell-recruiting. Typically, patients with cancer have a ...