Antigen-Specific T Cell Sensitization Is Impaired in IL-17-Deficient Mice, Causing Suppression of Allergic Cellular and Humoral Responses

Susumu Nakae(Systems Biology Institute), Yutaka Komiyama(Tokyo University of Science), Aya Nambu(Tokyo University of Science), Katsuko Sudo(Tokyo University of Science), Michiko Iwase(Showa University), Ikuo Homma(Showa University), Kenji Sekikawa(National Institute of Animal Health), Masahide Asano(Kanazawa University), Yoichiro Iwakura(Tokyo University of Science)
Immunity
September 1, 2002
10.1016/s1074-7613(02)00391-6
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