Lack of correlation between levels of MHC class I antigen and susceptibility to lysis of small cellular lung carcinoma (SCLC) by natural killer cells.
Nico J. Stam(Leiden University), H. L. Ploegh(Oncode Institute), F.A. van der Hoeven(Oncode Institute), Arie C. Voordouw(The Netherlands Cancer Institute), C J Melief(Leiden University), W. Martin Kast(University of Southern California), Liesbeth Pastoors(Oncode Institute)
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