Clinical relevance of circulating mucosal-associated invariant T cell levels and their anti-cancer activity in patients with mucosal-associated cancer
Eun Jeong Won(Chonnam National University), Yong-Wook Park(Chonnam National University Hospital), Yong Soo Kwon(Kangwon National University), Hye‐Mi Jin(Chonnam National University Hospital), Ki‐Jeong Park(Chonnam National University Hospital), Young‐Nan Cho(Chonnam National University Hospital), Hae Jin Kee(Chonnam National University Hospital), Jung-Chul Kim(Chonnam National University Hospital), Tae‐Jong Kim(Chonnam National University Hospital), Seung‐Jung Kee(Chonnam National University Hospital), Jae Kyun Ju(Chonnam National University)
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