Immunocompetent T-Cells with a Memory-Like Phenotype are the Dominant Cell Type Following Antibody-Mediated T-Cell Depletion
Jonathan P. Pearl(VA North Texas Health Care System), Allan D. Kirk(University of Calgary), Roslyn B. Mannon(University of Nebraska Medical Center), Jeremy Parris(National Institutes of Health), S. John Swanson(National Institutes of Health), Mario Roederer(National Institutes of Health), Kelly L. McCoy(University of Pittsburgh), Wendy B. Bernstein(Walter Reed Army Institute of Research), Douglas A. Hale(National Institutes of Health), Steven C. Hoffmann(National Institutes of Health)
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