TMIC-26. USING INTEGRATED MULTIDIMENSIONAL MASS CYTOMETRY AND MULTIPLEX IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY TO INFER SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHENOTYPICALLY DISTINCT GLIOBLASTOMA INFILTRATING IMMUNE CELLS
Todd Bartkowiak(Vanderbilt University), Rebecca A. Ihrie(Vanderbilt University), Madeline Hayes(Vanderbilt University), Justine Sinnaeve(Vanderbilt University), Kyle D. Weaver(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Jonathan M. Irish(Vanderbilt University), Nalin Leelatian(Yale University), Caroline E. Roe(Vanderbilt University), Asa A. Brockman(Vanderbilt University), Akshitkumar M. Mistry(University of Louisville), Bret C. Mobley(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Reid Thompson(Cleveland Clinic), Sierra M. Lima(Vanderbilt University), Lola Chambless(Vanderbilt University Medical Center)
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