Expansion of Vγ9Vδ2 T Cells Is Triggered byFrancisella tularensis-Derived Phosphoantigens in Tularemia but Not after Tularemia Vaccination
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A. Sjöstedt | M. Bonneville | Y. Poquet | J. Fournié | F. Halary | S. Stenmark | M. Peyrat | M. Kroca | M. Kroča
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