Discrete LAT condensates encode antigen information from single pMHC:TCR binding events
Darren B. McAffee(University of California, Berkeley), Jay T. Groves(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Sungi Kim(University of California, Berkeley), Mark K. O’Dair(University of California, Berkeley), Kiera B. Wilhelm(University of California, Berkeley), Shalini T. Low-Nam(University of California, Berkeley), Jenny J. Lin(University of California, Berkeley), Shumpei Morita(University of California, Berkeley)
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