CD8A and neoplasm: This shared accumulation of activated tumour-specific CD8+ T cells both in the tumour and in the proximal LN is less efficient in terms of reducing tumour size compared to APS-MNP transferred without an EMF, but the capacity of this approach to induce long-term retention of these cells in the tumour-draining LN could protect against metastasis spreading via the LNs, although this theory needs to be further analysed.