Lower levels of interleukin-12 precede the development of tuberculosis among HIV-infected women
José Bordón(Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria), Rafael Fernandez-Botrán(University of Louisville Hospital), Betsy C. Herold(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Guy Brock(The Ohio State University), Ruth M. Greenblatt(Public Health Department), Michael Plankey(Georgetown University Medical Center), Savitri Appana(University of Louisville Hospital), Audrey L. French(John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County), Jie Zhang(Tongji University), Mary Young(Georgetown University), Helen G. Durkin(SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University), Maria C. Villacres(University of Southern California), Jonathan E. Golub(GTx (United States))
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