Control of HIV-1 immune escape by CD8 T cells expressing enhanced T-cell receptor

Angel Varela‐Rohena(University of Pennsylvania), Peter Molloy(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Steven M. Dunn(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Yi Li(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Megan M. Suhoski(Cancer Research Institute), Richard G. Carroll(Cancer Research Institute), Anita Milicic(University of Oxford), Tara Mahon(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Deborah H. Sutton(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Bruno Laugel(University of Oxford), Ruth Moysey(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Brian Cameron(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Annelise Vuidepot(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Marco A. Purbhoo(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), David K. Cole(Cardiff University), Rodney E. Phillips(University of Oxford), Carl H. June(Cancer Research Institute), Bent K. Jakobsen(Adaptimmune (United Kingdom)), Andrew K. Sewell(University of Oxford), James L. Riley(Cancer Research Institute)
Nature Medicine
November 9, 2008
10.1038/nm.1779
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