Antigen-Driven Patterns of TCR Bias Are Shared across Diverse Outcomes of Human Hepatitis C Virus Infection
John J. Miles(University of Cambridge), Mandvi Bharadwaj(The University of Melbourne), Campbell Aitken(Burnet Institute), Margaret Hellard(The Alfred Hospital), Lars Kjer‐Nielsen(The University of Melbourne), Samantha Tracy(Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory), James McCluskey(Peter Doherty Institute), Louise Marquart(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Joseph Torresi(The University of Melbourne), Weiguang Zeng(The University of Melbourne), Scott R. Burrows(Australian National University), Duangtawan Thammanichanond(The University of Melbourne), Sarah Moneer(The University of Melbourne), Jamie Rossjohn(Institute of Infection and Immunity), Rebekah M. Brennan(The University of Queensland), Usha K. Nivarthi(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), D. Scott Bowden(Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory), David C. Jackson(The University of Melbourne)
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