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Peripheral residence of naïve CD4 T cells induces MHC class II-dependent alterations in phenotype and function.

BMC biology - 21 Dec 2014

Rane Sanket, Das Rituparna, Ranganathan Vidya, Prabhu Savit, Das Arundhoti, Mattoo Hamid, Durdik Jeannine Marie, George Anna, Rath Satyajit, Bal Vineeta

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BACKGROUND: As individual naïve CD4 T lymphocytes circulate in the body after emerging from the thymus, they are likely to have individually varying microenvironmental interactions even in the absence of stimulation via specific target recognition. It is not clear if these interactions result in...

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PMID: 25528158
DOI: 10.1186/s12915-014-0106-0
PMCID: PMC4306244

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