Highly multiplexed imaging recovers immune and metabolic niches in multiple myeloma associated with disease progression and bone involvement
Ingrid Aass Roseth(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Therese Standal(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Tobias S. Slørdahl(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Denis Schapiro(Heidelberg University), Håkon Hov(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), C. Schiller(Heidelberg University), Håkon Skjalg Selland Johnstuen(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Lukas Hatscher(Heidelberg University)
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