HYPORT adjuvant acute toxicity and patient dosimetry quality assurance results – Interim analysis
Santam Chakraborty(Tata Medical Center), Debdeep Dey(University of Ghana), S. Mandal(Bose Institute), M. Dinesh(Tata Medical Center), Abha Kumari, Shagun Misra, Kishore Das, Subecha Bhushal(Tata Medical Center), C. Shamsudden(Tata Medical Center), Selvamani Backianathan(University of Tsukuba), Henry Finlay Godson, Sanjoy Chatterjee(Tata Medical Center), Subhash C. Gupta, Debashree Guha, Rajesh Balakrishan, Anurupa Mahata(Tata Medical Center), Rosina Ahmed(Tata Medical Center), Punita Lal, Patricia Solomon, Sandip Ganguly(Regeneron (United States))
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