Butyrophilin 3A1 binds phosphorylated antigens and stimulates human γδ T cells
Stefano Vavassori(University Children's Hospital Zurich), Gennaro De Libero(Hospital Base), Sary El Daker(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Travis Beddoe(La Trobe University), Dinish U. Soudamini(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Marco Cavallari(University Hospital of Basel), Lucia Mori(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Emma Gostick(University Hospital of Wales), Anil Kumar(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Jamie Rossjohn(Institute of Infection and Immunity), Malini Olivo(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), David A. Price(University Hospital of Wales), Gundimeda S Ramanjaneyulu(University Hospital of Basel), Alex Theodossis(Monash University), Neal K. Williams(Deakin University)
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