Tumor-associated B7-H1 promotes T-cell apoptosis: A potential mechanism of immune evasion

Haidong Dong(Mayo Clinic), Scott E. Strome(Mayo Clinic), Diva R. Salomão(Mayo Clinic), Hideto Tamura(Mayo Clinic), Fumiya Hirano(Mayo Clinic), Dallas B. Flies(Mayo Clinic), Patrick C. Roche(Mayo Clinic), Jun Lü(Mayo Clinic), Gefeng Zhu(Mayo Clinic), Koji Tamada(Mayo Clinic), Vanda A. Lennon(Mayo Clinic), Esteban Celis(Mayo Clinic), Lieping Chen(Mayo Clinic)
Nature Medicine
June 24, 2002
10.1038/nm730
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