Early-life mucosal T cells direct intestinal stem cell fate via a coordinated developmental program 2305986
Madison Strine(Yale University), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), Kerri St Denis(Yale University), Kalida Gawon(Yale University), Eduardo Gonzalez Santiago(Emory University), Dhana Llivichuzhca-Loja(Yale University), David Breault(Boston Children's Hospital), George Tseng(University of Pittsburgh), Long Phan(Yale University), Weihong Gu(University of Missouri), Wenjia Wang(University of Pittsburgh), Daniel Zeve(Boston Children's Hospital), Jiaze Liu(Yale University)
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