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    Abstract 530: Location of oncogene expression within a stratified squamous epithelium drives distinct B and CD4 T-cell crosstalk to dictate the tumor immune response

    Abstract 530: Location of oncogene expression within a stratified squamous epithelium drives distinct B and CD4 T-cell crosstalk to dictate the tumor immune response by Podolsky, Michael A., Oakes, Carrie J., Gunderson, Andrew, Breech, Kyle, Bailey, Jacob, Glick, Adam B.

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    Differentiated State of Initiating Tumor Cells Is Key to Distinctive Immune Responses Seen in H-RasG12V–Induced Squamous Tumors

    Differentiated State of Initiating Tumor Cells Is Key to Distinctive Immune Responses Seen in H-RasG12V–Induced Squamous Tumors by Podolsky, Michael A., Bailey, Jacob T., Gunderson, Andrew J., Oakes, Carrie J., Breech, Kyle, Glick, Adam B.

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    Abstract 4052: Location of oncogene expression within a stratified squamous epithelium drives distinct B and CD4 T cell crosstalk to dictate the tumor immune response

    Abstract 4052: Location of oncogene expression within a stratified squamous epithelium drives distinct B and CD4 T cell crosstalk to dictate the tumor immune response by Podolsky, Michael A., Oakes, Carrie J., Gunderson, Andrew, Breech, Kyle, Glick, Adam B.

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    Differentiated State of Initiating Tumor Cells Is Key to Distinctive Immune Responses Seen in H-Ras G12V -Induced Squamous Tumors

    Differentiated State of Initiating Tumor Cells Is Key to Distinctive Immune Responses Seen in H-Ras G12V -Induced Squamous Tumors by Podolsky, Michael A, Bailey, Jacob T, Gunderson, Andrew J, Oakes, Carrie J, Breech, Kyle, Glick, Adam B

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    Continued Slow Decay of the Residual Plasma Viremia Level in HIV-1–Infected Adults Receiving Long-term Antiretroviral Therapy

    Continued Slow Decay of the Residual Plasma Viremia Level in HIV-1–Infected Adults Receiving Long-term Antiretroviral Therapy by Riddler, Sharon A., Aga, Evgenia, Bosch, Ronald J., Bastow, Barbara, Bedison, Margaret, Vagratian, David, Vaida, Florin, Eron, Joseph J., Gandhi, Rajesh T., Mellors, John W.

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