T Cells Detect Intracellular DNA but Fail to Induce Type I IFN Responses: Implications for Restriction of HIV Replication
R. Berg(Aarhus University), Trine H. Mogensen(Aarhus University), Anne Louise Hansen(Aarhus University), Christian K. Holm(Aarhus University), Carsten Schade Larsen(Emory Healthcare), Emil Kofod‐Olsen(Aarhus University), Martin R. Jakobsen(Aarhus University), Jesper Melchjorsen(Aarhus University Hospital), Søren R. Paludan(Aarhus University), Lars Østergaard(Aarhus University), Louise B. Jørgensen, Martin Tolstrup(Aarhus University), David G. Jensen, Stine H. Rahbek(Aarhus University)
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