Natural killer cells are required for the recruitment of CD8+ T cells and the efficacy of immune checkpoint blockade in melanoma brain metastases
Christopher M. Fife(St James's University Hospital), Mihaela Lorger(University of Leeds), Rebecca J. Brownlie(University of Leeds), Amber Emmett(University of Leeds), David R. Westhead(University of Leeds), Clive S. McKimmie(University of Edinburgh), Jennifer M. Williams(South African Medical Research Council), Scott Gregory(University of Leeds), Fiona Errington‐Mais(St James's University Hospital), Tereza Andreou(University of Leeds), Ashley Sunderland(University of Leeds), Samuel Heaton(University of Leeds), Robert J. Salmond(University of Leeds), Fiona James(Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), Zarnaz Hadi(University of Leeds), Marlous Hall(University of Leeds)
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