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Induction of FOXP3‐expressing regulatory CD4pos T cells by human mature autologous dendritic cells

Verhasselt et al., 2004

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3773051506163576693
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Verhasselt V
Vosters O
Beuneu C
Nicaise C
Stordeur P
Goldman M
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European journal of immunology

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Current literature suggests that T cells recognizing antigen on mature dendritic cells (DC) differentiate into effector T cells whereas tolerance is induced when antigen is presented by immature DC. We investigated the consequences of the interactions between immature or …
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