IRE1α–XBP1 controls T cell function in ovarian cancer by regulating mitochondrial activity
Minkyung Song(Cornell University), Juan R. Cubillos‐Ruiz(Cornell University), Andrew V. Kossenkov(The Wistar Institute), Chang-Suk Chae(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology), Hee Rae Shin, Gabriel A. Rabinovich(Universidad de Buenos Aires), Dmitriy Zamarin(Tisch Hospital), Paulo C. Rodrı́guez(Moffitt Cancer Center), Ricardo A. Chaurio(Duke University), Sarah E. Bettigole(Harvard University), Melanie R. Rutkowski(Carter Center), Juan P. Cerliani(Experimental Medicine and Biology Institute), Michael J. Crowley(Cornell University), Kevin Holcomb(Cornell University), José R. Conejo-García(Duke University), Mahesh Raundhal(Sanofi (United States)), Giovanni Manfredi(Cornell University), Csaba Konràd(Cornell University), Laurie H. Glimcher(Harvard University), Kyle K. Payne(Moffitt Cancer Center), Sahil Chopra(Cornell University), Sheng Zhang(Nanchang University), Tito A. Sandoval(Washington University in St. Louis), Chen Tan(Cornell University), Ievgen Motorykin(Cornell University)
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