Suppression of Ca2+ signals by EGR4 controls Th1 differentiation and anti‐cancer immunity in vivo
Jayati Mookerjee‐Basu(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Jonathan Soboloff(Temple University), Yuanyuan Tian(Temple University), Scott Gross(Temple University), Jonathan Ladner(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Dietmar J. Kappes(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Émmanuelle Nicolas(Fox Chase Cancer Center), Warren G. Tourtellotte(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center), Bo Zhou, Elsie Samakai(Temple University), M. Raza Zaidi(Unknown), Yi Zhang(Temple University), Shan He(Temple University), Bryant M. Schultz(Temple University), Robert Hooper(University College London), Christina Go(Temple University)
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