PP08. SITE-SPECIFIC PHENOTYPES OF CANCER CELLS AND MACROPHAGES IN INTRACRANIAL BREAST CANCER METASTASES
Mr David Taggart(University of Leeds), Mihaela Lorger(University of Leeds), Heiko Wurdak(University of Leeds), Tereza Andreou(University of Leeds), Nora Rippaus(University of Leeds), Mr Krzysztof Wronski(University of Leeds), Ms Jennifer Williams(University of Leeds)
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