Functional Kinomics Identifies Candidate Therapeutic Targets in Head and Neck Cancer
Russell Moser(Cape Town HVTN Immunology Laboratory / Hutchinson Centre Research Institute of South Africa), Eduardo Méndez(University of Washington Medical Center), Michael Kao(University of Washington Medical Center), Chang Xu(University of Washington Medical Center), Christopher M. Schaupp(University of Washington), In Sock Jang(Sage Bionetworks), James Annis(Rosetta Stone (United States)), Kay E. Gurley(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Carla Grandori(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Asel Biktasova(Yale University), Wendell G. Yarbrough(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Christopher J. Kemp(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Luisa Angelica Lerma(University of Washington Medical Center)
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