518. Tumor Associated Macrophages Mitigate Oncolytic Herpes Simplex Virus Efficacy in Part Through TGF-β Signaling
Nicholas Denton(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Timothy P. Cripe(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Timothy D. Eubank(West Virginia University), Thomas R. Scott(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Mark A. Currier(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Jennifer L. Leddon(University of Cincinnati), Pin-Yi Wang(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Chun‐Yu Chen(Guangdong Pharmaceutical University), Brian Hutzen(Nationwide Children's Hospital)
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