A highly selective and potent HPK1 inhibitor enhances immune cell activation and induces robust tumor growth inhibition in a murine syngeneic tumor model
David Ciccone(Harvard University), Neelu Kaila, Chris Hill(University of Sheffield), Vad Lazari(Charles River Laboratories (United Kingdom)), Alan Collis, Michael A. Briggs(Charles River Laboratories (United Kingdom)), Peter J. Tummino(Intarcia Therapeutics (United States)), Ian D. Waddell(Charles River Laboratories (United Kingdom)), Samantha Carreiro(Ensemble Therapeutics (United States)), Christine Loh(Ensemble Therapeutics (United States)), Ian D. Linney(Charles River Laboratories (United Kingdom))
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