ST3Gal1 synthesis of Siglec ligands mediates anti-tumour immunity in prostate cancer

ST3Gal1 synthesis of Siglec ligands mediates anti-tumour immunity in prostate cancer
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10.1101/2023.04.03.535346
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2023-04
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bioRxiv
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Rebecca Garnham;D. Geh;Ryan Nelson;Erik Ramon-Gill;L. Wilson;Edward N Schmidt;Laura Walker;Beth Adamson;A. Buskin;A. Hepburn;Kirsty Hodgson;Hannah Kendall;F. Frame;N. Maitland;Kelly Coffey;C. Robson;D. Elliott;R. Heer;Matthew S Macauley;J. Munkley;L. Gaughan;J. Leslie;E. Scott
Rebecca Garnham;D. Geh;Ryan Nelson;Erik Ramon-Gill;L. Wilson;Edward N Schmidt;Laura Walker;Beth Adamson;A. Buskin;A. Hepburn;Kirsty Hodgson;Hannah Kendall;F. Frame;N. Maitland;Kelly Coffey;C. Robson;D. Elliott;R. Heer;Matthew S Macauley;J. Munkley;L. Gaughan;J. Leslie;E. Scott
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Rebecca Garnham;D. Geh;Ryan Nelson;Erik Ramon-Gill;L. Wilson;Edward N Schmidt;Laura Walker;Beth Adamson;A. Buskin;A. Hepburn;Kirsty Hodgson;Hannah Kendall;F. Frame;N. Maitland;Kelly Coffey;C. Robson;D. Elliott;R. Heer;Matthew S Macauley;J. Munkley;L. Gaughan;J. Leslie;E. Scott

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