818 Translational analysis reveals complex interplay of T cell subsets in drug hypersensitivity reactions
Pranali Shah(Johns Hopkins University), S.J. Divito(Brigham and Women's Hospital), A.H. Waldman(Brigham and Women's Hospital), M. Garber(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), E.M. Schunkert(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Brigitta A.R. Schmidt(Boston Children's Hospital), R.T. Bronson(Harvard University), W.C. Ko(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), V. Barrera(Harvard University), Artür Manukyan(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), X. Fu, A. Mostaghimi(Brigham and Women's Hospital), P. Hsieh(Brigham and Women's Hospital), R.K. Foreman(Massachusetts General Hospital), G.A. Romar(Brigham and Women's Hospital)
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