HGG-25. INFANT GLIOMAS COMPRISE MULTIPLE BIOLOGICAL AND CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL SUBGROUPS
Chris Jones(North Carolina State University), Mellissa Maybury(The University of Queensland), Angela Mastronuzzi(Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital), Alex Virasami(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Chris Chandler(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Maria Vinci(Cancer Research UK), Jessica K.R. Boult(Institute of Cancer Research), Suzanne J. Baker(St. Jude Children's Research Hospital), Safa Al‐Sarraj(King's College Hospital), Darren Hargrave(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Fernando Carceller, Bassel Zebian(King's College London), Valeria Molinari(Institute of Cancer Research), Andrew S. Moore(Children's Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service), Elisa Izquierdo(Institute of Cancer Research), David Capper(German Cancer Research Center), Jeffrey Knipstein(Medical College of Wisconsin), Sara Temelso(Institute of Cancer Research), Lotte Hiddingh, Thomas S. Jacques(Great Ormond Street Hospital), David W. Ellison(St. Jude Children's Research Hospital), Anna Burford(Cancer Research Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences), Alan Mackay(Institute of Cancer Research), Diana Carvalho(Institute of Cancer Research), Lynley V. Marshall(Royal Marsden Hospital), Andrea Carai(Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital), David Jones(German Cancer Research Center), Sergey Popov(Heidelberg University), Simon Bailey(Newcastle University), Stephen Crosier(Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Stephen P. Lowis(University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust)
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