In a subcutaneous mouse model of ovarian cancer, tumor rejection by HER2 CAR T cells was shown to require the presence of M1 (inflammatory) macrophages and IFNγ receptors on stromal cells, demonstrating that tumor-specific attack by T cells, even functional ones, may not be enough to clear tumors; stromal cell targeting (for example, with FAP CARs) and recruitment of other types of inflammatory immune cells may be necessary (175). The gene discussed is ERBB2; the disease is neoplasm.