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Tracking genetically engineered lymphocytes long-term reveals the dynamics of T cell immunological memoryOliveira et al., 2015
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- Oliveira G
- Ruggiero E
- Stanghellini M
- Cieri N
- D’Agostino M
- Fronza R
- Lulay C
- Dionisio F
- Mastaglio S
- Greco R
- Peccatori J
- Aiuti A
- Ambrosi A
- Biasco L
- Bondanza A
- Lambiase A
- Traversari C
- Vago L
- Von Kalle C
- Schmidt M
- Bordignon C
- Ciceri F
- Bonini C
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- Science translational medicine
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Long-lasting immune protection from pathogens and cancer requires the generation of memory T cells able to survive long-term. To unravel the immunological requirements for long-term persistence of human memory T cells, we characterized and traced, over several …
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