A network approach to define the predictive role of immune profile on tumor response and toxicity of anti PD-1 single agent immunotherapy in patients with solid tumors
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G. Tortora | G. Schinzari | D. Santini | I. Zizzari | G. d’Amati | A. Rughetti | M. Nuti | A. Botticelli | E. Rossi | G. Fiscon | S. Mezi | G. Lanzetta | S. Amirhassankhani | C. Napoletano | G. Pomati
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