Development in vitro of human CD4+ thymocytes into functionally mature Th2 cells. Exogenous interleukin‐12 is required for priming thymocytes to produce both Th1 cytokines and interleukin‐10
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F. Annunziato | R. Manetti | L. Moretta | M. Mingari | E. Maggi | S. Romagnani | F. Schiavetti | A. Cambiaggi | Maria Cristina Mingari | Sergio Romagnani | Anna Cambiaggi | Francesca Schiavetti
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