Tumor-derived Jagged1 promotes cancer progression through immune evasion
Jingjing Meng(Tsinghua University), Hanqiu Zheng(Shanxi Medical University), Xun Lan(King Center), Yi‐Zhou Jiang(Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University), Yibin Kang(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Yong Wei(The Ohio State University), Xuxiang Wang(Zhejiang Normal University), Min Yuan(Liaocheng People's Hospital), Xiaohuan Guo(Tsinghua University), Charles J. David(Center for Life Sciences), Tengjiang Zhang(Tsinghua University), Deng Pan(University of Kentucky), Zhi‐Ming Shao(Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center), Meng Chen(Xiangyang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Shen Zhao(Sun Yat-sen University), Yuan Zhang(Nantong University), Mo Chen(Southern University of Science and Technology), Zhijie Chang(Tsinghua University), Jin Chen(Qingdao University of Science and Technology), Yuwei Tao(Nanjing University), Keyong Sun(Center for Life Sciences)
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