Immunotherapy: HUMAN MYELOID-DERIVED SUPPRESSOR CELLS INDUCED WITH PROSTAGLANDIN E2 ARE MARKED WITH DOWNREGULATION OF PATHWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH CYTOKINE AND CHEMOKINE BINDING IN THE TRANSCRIPTOMIC PROFILE
Jelena Djokić(Military Medical Academy), Sergej Tomić(University of Belgrade), Dušan Radojević(University of Belgrade), Marina Bekić(University of Belgrade), Nataša Ilić
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