Characterization of specific immune responses to different Aspergillus antigens during the course of invasive Aspergillosis in hematologic patients.

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Characterization of specific immune responses to different Aspergillus antigens during the course of invasive Aspergillosis in hematologic patients.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2013

Potenza Leonardo, Vallerini Daniela, Barozzi Patrizia, Riva Giovanni, Forghieri Fabio, Beauvais Anne, Beau Remi, Candoni Anna, Maertens Johan, Rossi Giulio, Morselli Monica, Zanetti Eleonora, Quadrelli Chiara, Codeluppi Mauro, Guaraldi Giovanni, Pagano Livio, Caira Morena, Del Giovane Cinzia, Maccaferri Monica, Stefani Alessandro, Morandi Uliano, Tazzioli Giovanni, Girardis Massimo, Delia Mario, Specchia Giorgina, Longo Giuseppe, Marasca Roberto, Narni Franco, Merli Francesco, Imovilli Annalisa, Apolone Giovanni, Carvalho Agostinho, Comoli Patrizia, Romani Luigina, Latgè Jean Paul, Luppi Mario

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Several studies in mouse model of invasive aspergillosis (IA) and in healthy donors have shown that different Aspergillus antigens may stimulate different adaptive immune responses. However, the occurrence of Aspergillus-specific T cells have not yet been reported in patients with the disease. In...

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0074326
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