A Cancer Vaccine Induces Expansion of NY-ESO-1-Specific Regulatory T Cells in Patients with Advanced Melanoma

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Lisa M. Ebert,

Current address: Centre for Cancer Biology, SA Pathology, Adelaide, Australia

Affiliation Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (Melbourne-Austin Branch), Melbourne, Australia
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Sarah E. MacRaild,

Affiliation Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (Melbourne-Austin Branch), Melbourne, Australia
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Damien Zanker,

Affiliation Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (Melbourne-Austin Branch), Melbourne, Australia
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Ian D. Davis,

Affiliation Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (Melbourne-Austin Branch), Melbourne, Australia
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Jonathan Cebon ,

Contributed equally to this work with: Jonathan Cebon, Weisan Chen

Affiliation Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (Melbourne-Austin Branch), Melbourne, Australia
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Weisan Chen

Contributed equally to this work with: Jonathan Cebon, Weisan Chen

* E-mail: Weisan.chen@latrobe.edu.au

Affiliation Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (Melbourne-Austin Branch), Melbourne, Australia
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