ICOS controls the pool size of effector-memory and regulatory T cells
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A. J. Coyle | K. Lam | H. Mages | R. Kroczek | Y. Burmeister | A. Coyle | A. Hutloff | Y. Burmeister | T. Lischke | A. C. Dahler | H. W. Mages | K.-P. Lam | R. A. Kroczek | A. Hutloff | T. Lischke
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