220 Differential patterns of immune infiltration in the tumor immune microenvironment associate with therapeutic response in primary prostate cancer following chemohormonal therapy
Erika Héninger(University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center), Joshua M. Lang(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Wei Huang, Irene M. Ong(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Sean J. McIlwain(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Philippos K. Tsourkas(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Sheena C. Kerr(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Brian P. Johnson(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Jamie M. Sperger(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Shane A. Wells(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Steve Cho(University of Pennsylvania), David J. Beebe(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Peter Geiger(University of Wisconsin–Madison), David F. Jarrard(University of Wisconsin System)
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