A Polymorphism in CD1e is associated with enhanced immune responses in African American Prostate Cancer Patients (46.40)
Tonya J. Webb(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Wenji Sun(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Scott E. Strome(Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital), Elena Klyushnenkova(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Dean L. Mann, Richard H. Alexander(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Olga Goloubeva, Kamal D. Moudgil(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Tiffany Dorsey(Genesis Foundation), Stefan Ambs(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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