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Immune desert:
There is a total lack of immune response. The T cell army is not present in the vicinity of the tumour, and the tumour is not attacked.
Immune-excluded tumours:
There is an ineffective immune response. The T cell army is assembled at the site of the tumour, but unable to mount an attack through the walls – imagine the army is unable to scale the walls or cross the castle moat in order to attack effectively.
Inflamed tumours:
An active immune response is seen. The T cell army has recognised that a tumour has grown, assembled, and is ready to attack. However, there may still be some inhibitory factors that prevent the T cell army destroying all of the cancer cells.