587 Nivolumab increased vaccine induced T-cell infiltration in Prostate cancer
Wiem Lassoued(National Institutes of Health), James L. Gulley(National Cancer Institute), William L. Dahut(National Cancer Institute), Jennifer L. Marté(National Cancer Institute), Peter A. Pinto(National Institutes of Health), Amy Hankin(National Institutes of Health), Ravi A. Madan(National Cancer Institute), Fatima Karzai(National Institutes of Health), Houssein Abdul Sater(National Institutes of Health), Michell Manu(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Manuk Manukyan(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Daniel Burnett(National Institutes of Health), N Capello William(National Institutes of Health), Shania Bailey(National Institutes of Health)
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