Myelin-Reactive, TGF-β–Induced Regulatory T Cells Can Be Programmed To Develop Th1-Like Effector Function but Remain Less Proinflammatory Than Myelin-Reactive Th1 Effectors and Can Suppress Pathogenic T Cell Clonal Expansion In Vivo (Q82489851)
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scientific article published on November 17, 2010
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| English | Myelin-Reactive, TGF-β–Induced Regulatory T Cells Can Be Programmed To Develop Th1-Like Effector Function but Remain Less Proinflammatory Than Myelin-Reactive Th1 Effectors and Can Suppress Pathogenic T Cell Clonal Expansion In Vivo |
scientific article published on November 17, 2010 |
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Myelin-reactive, TGF-β-induced regulatory T cells can be programmed to develop Th1-like effector function but remain less proinflammatory than myelin-reactive Th1 effectors and can suppress pathogenic T cell clonal expansion in vivo (English)
Myelin-Reactive, TGF-β–Induced Regulatory T Cells Can Be Programmed To Develop Th1-Like Effector Function but Remain Less Proinflammatory Than Myelin-Reactive Th1 Effectors and Can Suppress Pathogenic T Cell Clonal Expansion In Vivo (English)
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Janine Suffner
Richard A. O'Connor
Melanie D. Leech
Günter J. Hämmerling
Stephen M. Anderton
17 November 2010
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