The exploitation of distinct recognition receptors in dendritic cells determines the full range of host immune relationships with Candida albicans.
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Katia Perruccio | Francesco Bistoni | Richard A Calderone | Paola Allavena | Paolo Puccetti | P. Allavena | P. Puccetti | C. Montagnoli | F. Bistoni | L. Romani | S. Bozza | R. Calderone | K. Perruccio | Luigina Romani | Silvia Bozza | Claudia Montagnoli | Antonio Spreca | Sjef Verbeek | A. Spreca | S. Verbeek
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