CXCL10 and cervical cancer: The relevance of Cxcl10 production to xenograft establishment and tumorigenesis is further strengthened by prior reports demonstrating that elevated CXCL10 in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid is associated with acute lung transplant rejection [26] and that viral CXCL10 gene therapy improves cervical cancer xenograft responses to radiotherapy [69].