Regionally compartmentalized resident memory T cells mediate naturally acquired protection against pneumococcal pneumonia
Nicole M.S. Smith(Boston University), Joseph P. Mizgerd(Boston University), Evan C. Lipsitz(Boston University), Fadie T. Coleman(Boston University), Gregory A. Wasserman(Northwell Health), Matthew R. Jones(Boston University), Richard Malley(Boston Children's Hospital), Hans Dooms(Boston University), Kazuko Yamamoto(University of the Ryukyus), Kristie L. Hilliard(Boston University), Lee J. Quinton(Boston University)
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