Tryptophan metabolism regulates inflammatory macrophage polarization as a predictive factor for breast cancer immunotherapy
Linxuan Xue(Nanchang University), Daya Luo(Nanchang University), Lina Liu(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Shuhua Zhang(Capital Medical University), Chao Wang(Unknown), Xiaohong Yang(Zunyi Medical University), Y. Qian(Nanchang University), Wenqiang Zhu(Nanchang University)
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