Distinct immune evasion in APOBEC-enriched, HPV-negative HNSCC
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S. Fröhling | B. Obermayer | W. Weichert | A. Stenzinger | F. Klauschen | D. Beule | I. Tinhofer | D. Rieke | D. Treue | H. Glimm | K. Schulze-Osthoff | T. Kindler | U. Keilholz | C. Brandts | S. Ochsenreither | K. Klinghammer | Clemens Messerschmidt
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