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Immunological memory against viruses.

Seminars in immunology - 1 Apr 1992

Ahmed R

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Viral infections often result in long-term immunological memory. This article reviews the phenotypic changes seen in memory T cells and suggests a re-evaluation of the current dogma that T cell memory is maintained by persistence of antigen.

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PMID: 1535520

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