Progressive CD4+ central–memory T cell decline results in CD4+ effector–memory insufficiency and overt disease in chronic SIV infection
Afam A. Okoye(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Louis J. Picker(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Shannon Planer(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Shoko I. Hagen(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Michael K. Axthelm(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Richard Lum(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Daniel C. Douek(Institut de Recherche Vaccinale), John B. Edgar(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Zvi Grossman(National Institutes of Health), Jeffrey D. Lifson(Science Applications International Corporation (United States)), Martin Meier‐Schellersheim(National Institutes of Health), Joshua M. Walker(Oregon Health & Science University), Donald L. Sodora(Harvard University), Andrew Sylwester(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Mukta Rohankhedkar(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Michael Piatak, Alfred W. Legasse(Oregon National Primate Research Center), Vernon C. Maino(BD Biosciences (United States)), Jason M. Brenchley(Office of Extramural Research)
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