CD101 genetic variants modify regulatory and conventional T cell phenotypes and functions
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Corinne M. Mar | J. Mullins | J. Baeten | S. Delany-Moretlwe | S. Kapiga | H. Rees | R. Gottardo | M. McElrath | A. Wald | J. Tappero | J. Hughes | L. Corey | E. Katabira | Feinan Wu | C. Hendrix | E. Bukusi | A. Ronald | G. Gray | C. Cohen | J. McIntyre | D. Coetzee | G. John-Stewart | Evan Greene | K. Thomas | A. Magaret | K. Fife | J. Kiarie | D. Donnell | P. Ndase | N. Mugo | Jonathan Wangisi | E. Tumwesigye | E. Were | C. Farquhar | R. Coombs | L. Frenkel | J. Lingappa | C. Celum | M. Essex | R. Morrow | M. Campbell | G. de Bruyn | R. Manongi | Jennifer M. Lund | J. Makhema | Laura E. Richert-Spuhler | Paurvi Shinde | T. Hong | S. Hou | James Campbell | Eliabeth Bukusi | Laura E Richert-Spuhler | Katherine K. Thomas | Elioda Tumwesigye | J. Hughes | N. Mugo | Connie Anna Jairam R. Jared M. Mary S. Lawrence Robert W. Celum Wald Lingappa Baeten Campbell Corey | Elizabeth Bukusi | Connie Jared M. Deborah Robert W. Lisa Craig W. Jairam R. Celum Baeten Donnell Coombs Frenkel Hendri | Eliabeth Bukusi
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