Skin-Derived Macrophages from Leishmania major-Susceptible Mice Exhibit Interleukin-12- and Interferon-γ-Independent Nitric Oxide Production and Parasite Killing After Treatment with Immunostimulatory DNA
Esther von Stebut(University of Cologne), Mark C. Udey(Washington University in St. Louis), Mark S. Wilson(Gene Therapy Laboratory), Bai V. Nguyen(National Institutes of Health), Yasmine Belkaid(Institut Pasteur), David L. Sacks(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)
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