Hard wiring of T cell receptor specificity for the major histocompatibility complex is underpinned by TCR adaptability
Scott R. Burrows(Australian National University), Jamie Rossjohn(Institute of Infection and Immunity), James McCluskey(Peter Doherty Institute), Craig S. Clements(University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus), Andrëw G. Brööks(The University of Melbourne), Denis J. Moss(The University of Queensland), Travis Beddoe(La Trobe University), Zhenjun Chen(Peter Doherty Institute), Rajiv Khanna(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Julia K. Archbold(Monash University), Anthony W. Purcell(Discovery Institute), Stéphanie Gras(La Trobe University), John J. Miles(University of Cambridge), F.E. Tynan(Monash University), Rebekah M. Brennan(The University of Queensland), Lyudmila Kostenko(The University of Melbourne), Yu Chih Liu(Monash University), Lars Kjer‐Nielsen(The University of Melbourne)
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