<i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis pks12</i> Produces a Novel Polyketide Presented by CD1c to T Cells
Isamu Matsunaga(Brigham and Women's Hospital), D. Branch Moody(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Steven A. Porcelli(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Gurdyal S. Besra(University of Birmingham), Volker Briken(University of Maryland, College Park), Tan‐Yun Cheng(University of Notre Dame), Catherine E. Costello(Boston University), David C. Young(University of Utah), Apoorva Bhatt(University of Birmingham), Stephen J. Eyles(University of Massachusetts Amherst), William R. Jacobs(Albert Einstein College of Medicine)
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