Memory CD4<sup>+</sup> T cells enhance B‐cell responses to drifting influenza immunization
Emily Gage(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Rhea N. Coler(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Jesse H. Erasmus(University of Washington), Natasha Dubois Cauwelaert(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Mark T. Orr(Center for Global Development), Sasha E. Larsen(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Neal Van Hoeven(Sana Biotechnology (United States))
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