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Not-so-innocent bystanders? : investigating non-antigen specific CD8+ T cell activation in autoimmune prognosis

2019-01-01

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Clinical outcome in patients with the same diagnosis of immune disease varies substantially. Understanding the biology of prognosis could greatly improve treatment options for patients suffering from more severe forms and reduce treatment-related side effects for those on a milder disease course. Previously, the Smith Laboratory identified a novel gene expression signature in T cells predictive of clinical outcome...

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Literature Corpus work: 432c5ea7-dd17-50c5-8e3f-e073b3a7317d
DOI: 10.17863/cam.40402

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