Target
CD40
Tumor necrosis factor receptor superfamily member 5
- 12open trials
- 28trials in total
- 144publications
- 0researchers
Diseases
- Melanoma4 trials
- Pancreatic cancer4 trials
- Childhood cancers3 trials
- Head and neck cancer3 trials
- Lung cancer3 trials
- Gastric and esophageal cancer2 trials
- Glioblastoma2 trials
- HIV2 trials
- Metastatic breast cancer2 trials
- Sarcoma2 trials
- Sjögren's disease2 trials
- Bladder cancer1 trial
- Cervical cancer1 trial
- Colorectal cancer1 trial
- Liver and biliary tract cancer1 trial
- Lupus (SLE)1 trial
- Ovarian cancer1 trial
- Prostate cancer1 trial
- Type 1 diabetes1 trial
The last 24 months
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Identification of CD40 as the target of artemisinin via targeted degradomics for ulcerative colitis.
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A Study of 2141-V11 in People With Esophageal, Gastric, or Gastroesophageal Junction Adenocarcinoma
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Antigen presentation by CD40+MHC-II+ astrocytes promotes CNS autoimmunity.
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Dendritic cells control tertiary lymphoid structure development and maintenance in cancer.
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Cytokine profiles in patients with chronic kidney disease and low sexual function.
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CD40 Agonist Therapy in Melanoma: Translating Preclinical Promise Into Clinical Practice.
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CD40 agonism in renal cell carcinoma enhances immune checkpoint activity through myeloid cells.
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