Priming and Maturation of the Human Fetal Mucosal Immunity Occurs Early in Fetal Development
Stephanie Stras(Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), Oluwabunmi Olaloye(Perinatal Institute), Yu Nee Lee(Tel Aviv University), Erez Rechavi(Tel Aviv University), Austin Oldham(Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh), Lael Warner(Sheba Medical Center), Dror S. Shouval(Tel Aviv University), Jessica M. Toothaker(Harvard Stem Cell Institute)
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