Framework for in vivo T cell screens.

Framework for in vivo T cell screens.
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DOI:
10.1084/jem.20230699
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发表时间:
2024-02
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The Journal of experimental medicine
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通讯作者:
Lauren E Milling;Samuel C. Markson;Qin Tjokrosurjo;Nicole M Derosia;Ivy S L Streeter;Grant H Hickok;Ashlyn M Lemmen;Thao H Nguyen;Priyamvada Prathima;William Fithian;Marc A. Schwartz;N. Hacohen;John G Doench;M. LaFleur;Arlene H. Sharpe
Lauren E Milling;Samuel C. Markson;Qin Tjokrosurjo;Nicole M Derosia;Ivy S L Streeter;Grant H Hickok;Ashlyn M Lemmen;Thao H Nguyen;Priyamvada Prathima;William Fithian;Marc A. Schwartz;N. Hacohen;John G Doench;M. LaFleur;Arlene H. Sharpe
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作者:
Lauren E Milling;Samuel C. Markson;Qin Tjokrosurjo;Nicole M Derosia;Ivy S L Streeter;Grant H Hickok;Ashlyn M Lemmen;Thao H Nguyen;Priyamvada Prathima;William Fithian;Marc A. Schwartz;N. Hacohen;John G Doench;M. LaFleur;Arlene H. Sharpe

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