Coculture with dendritic cells promotes proliferation but not cytotoxic activity of γ/δ T cells
M VONLILIENFELDTOAL(University of Bonn), Ingo Schmidt‐Wolf(University Hospital Bonn), Marcus Gorschlüter(University of Bonn), Elisabeth Sievers(Karolinska University Hospital), Angela Märten(Boehringer Ingelheim (United States)), V BODEMULLER(University of Bonn), C MIHAILESCU(University of Bonn)
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