Memory CD4+ T cells induce innate responses independently of pathogen

Tara M. Strutt(Trudeau Institute), Susan L. Swain(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Richard Dutton(Trudeau Institute), Gail E. Huston(Trudeau Institute), Caylin G. Winchell(University of Pittsburgh), Yi Kuang(Trudeau Institute), Jonathan D. Curtis(Trudeau Institute), K. Kai McKinstry(Trudeau Institute), John Dibble(Trudeau Institute)
Nature Medicine
May 1, 2010
10.1038/nm.2142
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