Differential roles of IL-16 and CD28/B7 costimulation in the generation of T-lymphocyte chemotactic activity in the bronchial mucosa of mild and moderate asthmatic individuals
Gordon Dent(Keele University), Ratko Djukanović(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Lisa A. Hosking(North Hertfordshire College), Jonathan H. Ellis, Stephen T. Holgate(University of Southampton), William W. Cruikshank(Boston University), Donna E. Davies(St. Mark's Hospital), James Lordan(Southampton General Hospital), Mark D. Steel(North Hertfordshire College)
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