Generation and persistence of human tissue-resident memory T cells in lung transplantation

Mark E. Snyder(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Michael O. Finlayson(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Thomas J. Connors(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Pranay Dogra(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Takashi Senda(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Erin Bush(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Dustin Carpenter(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Charles C. Marboe(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Luke Benvenuto(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Lori Shah(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Hilary Robbins(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Jaime L. Hook(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Megan Sykes(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), F. D’Ovidio(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Matthew Bacchetta(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Joshua Sonett(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), David J. Lederer(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Selim M. Arcasoy(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Peter A. Sims(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Donna L. Färber(Columbia University Irving Medical Center)
Science Immunology
March 9, 2019
10.1126/sciimmunol.aav5581
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Abstract

Human tissue-resident memory T cells persist long term in transplanted lungs and develop from infiltrating recipient T cells.

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