Early-life mucosal T cells direct intestinal stem cell fate via a coordinated developmental program
Madison S. Strine(Yale University), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), Jiaze Liu(Yale University), Kerri St Denis(Yale University), Kalida Gawon(Yale University), Eduardo Gonzalez Santiago(Emory University), Daniel Zeve(Boston Children's Hospital), David Breault(Boston Children's Hospital), Wenjia Wang(University of Pittsburgh), George Tseng(University of Pittsburgh), Weihong Gu(University of Missouri), Dhana Llivichuzhca-Loja(Yale University), Long Phan(Yale University), Hanshu Yuan(Yale University)
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