Tumor mutational burden and immune infiltration as independent predictors of response to neoadjuvant immune checkpoint inhibition in early TNBC in GeparNuevo.
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P. Fasching | A. Schneeweiss | C. Denkert | F. Marmé | S. Loibl | K. Weber | P. Jank | M. Untch | J. Blohmer | J. Huober | W. Schmitt | T. Karn | C. Jackisch | M. van Mackelenbergh | C. Schem | C. Hanusch | E. Stickeler | V. Müller | H. Sinn | S. Wu | U. Holtrich | F. Marmé | P. Fasching | B. Higgs | B. Sinn | C. Hanusch | C. Becker | M. V. van Mackelenbergh | Michael Untch | Paul Jank | M. V. Mackelenbergh | Volkmar Müller | M. Untch | M. Mackelenbergh
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