Tumor necrosis factor–α promotes survival and phenotypic maturation of poly(I:C)-treated dendritic cells but impairs their Th1 and Th17 polarizing capability
Ana Thorne(Military Medical Academy), Miodrag Čolić(Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts), Tanja Džopalić(Military Medical Academy), Bojan Pavlović(PhytoCeutica (United States)), Dušan Mihajlović(Military Medical Academy), Sergej Tomić(University of Belgrade)
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