Coimmunization with an Optimized IL-15 Plasmid Results in Enhanced Function and Longevity of CD8 T Cells That Are Partially Independent of CD4 T Cell Help
Michele A. Kutzler(Drexel University), David B. Weiner(The Wistar Institute), Vidia Roopchand(Pfizer (United States)), Thomas A. Waldmann(Cancer Institute (WIA)), Jinwoo Kim(Global Viral), Mathura P. Ramanathan(University of Pennsylvania), Michael A. Chattergoon(Vir Biotechnology (Switzerland)), George N. Pavlakis(National Institutes of Health), Jean Boyer(University of Pennsylvania), Barbara K. Felber(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Rose Parkinson(University of Pennsylvania), Sagar B. Kudchodkar(The Wistar Institute), Yutaka Tamura(Japan Medical Association), Daniel Choo(Emory University), Maninder K. Sidhu(Pfizer (United States)), Philip Y. Choe(University of Pennsylvania), Andrew Y. Choo(New York University), Tara M. Robinson(University of Pennsylvania)
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