Immunodominance of CD4 T Cells to Foreign Antigens Is Peptide Intrinsic and Independent of Molecular Context: Implications for Vaccine Design
Jason M. Weaver(University of Rochester), Andrea J. Sant(University of Rochester Medical Center), Scott A. Jenks(Emory University), Francisco A. Chaves(University of Rochester Medicine), Christopher A. Lazarski(University of Chicago), Katherine A. Richards(University of Rochester Medicine), Paula R. Menges(University of Rochester)
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