"Cyclophosphamide treatment and reconstitution with peripheral blood mononuclear cells does not reduce the frequency of circulating FoxP3 cells in vaccinated prostate cancer patients" by Ilka Assmann

Selected Works of Walter J. Urba, MD, PhD

Article

Cyclophosphamide treatment and reconstitution with peripheral blood mononuclear cells does not reduce the frequency of circulating FoxP3 cells in vaccinated prostate cancer patients

Cancer Research (2006)

Ilka Assmann
Daniel Haley, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett
Tarsem Moudgil, Providence Portland Medical Center
Christian Poehlein, Providence Portland Medical Center
Hong-Ming Hu, Providence Portland Medical Center
Edwin Walker, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett
Nathalie Sacks
Kristen Hege, Johns Hopkins University
Brendan Curti, Providence Portland Medical Center
Walter J. Urba, Providence Portland Medical Center
Bernard A. Fox, Providence Portland Medical Center

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Publication Date

April 15, 2006

Citation Information

Ilka Assmann, Daniel Haley, Tarsem Moudgil, Christian Poehlein, et al.. "Cyclophosphamide treatment and reconstitution with peripheral blood mononuclear cells does not reduce the frequency of circulating FoxP3 cells in vaccinated prostate cancer patients" Cancer Research Vol. 66 (2006) p. 681 - 681
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/walter-urba/198/