Corneal tissue-resident memory T cells form a unique immune compartment at the ocular surface
Joon Keit Loi(The University of Melbourne), Scott N. Mueller(Australian Research Council), Laura E. Downie(Australian College of Optometry), Laura K. Mackay(The University of Melbourne), Dominik Schienstock(The University of Melbourne), Susan N. Christo(The University of Melbourne), Peregrine B. Osborne(The University of Melbourne), Sarah Sandford(The University of Melbourne), Yannick O. Alexandre(The University of Melbourne), Kirthana Senthil(The University of Melbourne), Sapna Devi(The University of Melbourne), Holly R. Chinnery(The University of Melbourne), Erica K. Sloan(Monash University)
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