Graphene quantum dots suppress proinflammatory T cell responses via autophagy-dependent induction of tolerogenic dendritic cells
Sergej Tomić(University of Belgrade), Vladimir Trajković(University of Belgrade), Biljana M. Todorović Marković(University of Belgrade), Zdenko Špitálský(Slovak Academy of Sciences), Kristina Janjetović(University of Belgrade), Dragana Vučević(Military Medical Academy), Tamara Kravic‐Stevovic(University of Belgrade), Dušan Mihajlović(Military Medical Academy), Matej Mičušík(Slovak Academy of Sciences), Zoran Marković(University of Belgrade), Marina Milenković(University of Belgrade), Miodrag Čolić(Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts)
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