Radiation modulates the peptide repertoire, enhances MHC class I expression, and induces successful antitumor immunotherapy
Eric A. Reits(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Jacques Neefjes(Leiden University Medical Center), Peter A. van Veelen(Leiden University Medical Center), Elly Mesman(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Rosalie M. Luiten(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Arnold H. de Ru(Leiden University Medical Center), Kevin Camphausen(National Institutes of Health), Joost Neijssen(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Carla Herberts(Medicines Evaluation Board), Elizabeth K. Wansley, Jeffrey Schlom(National Cancer Institute), Alexander Griekspoor(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), Frank A. W. Verreck(Biomedical Primate Research Centre), Hergen Spits(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), James W. Hodge(Center for Cancer Research), Mala Chakraborty, Tom A. Groothuis(The Netherlands Cancer Institute)
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