Abstract
Enteric IL-17RA deficiency leads to gut dysbiosis, consequently initiating the proliferation of tumors at remote locations. The deficiency or blockade of enteric IL-17RA induces the secretion of IL-17A by B cells and Th17 cells in response to microbial signals, resulting in a systemic elevation of IL-17A and fostering the growth of remote tumors. This figure was created with BioRender.com.
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