Anatomical heterogeneity of memory CD4+ T cells due to reversible adaptation to the microenvironment

By: Kassiotis, GContributor(s): Stockinger, BMaterial type: Text

TextReference number:PUB12525 In: Journal of Immunology 173 (12), 7292-7298.

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