Tumor-specific memory CD8+ T cells are strictly resident in draining lymph nodes during tumorigenesis
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Jianjun Hu | B. Zhu | Li Hu | S. Wen | Xingxing Su | L. Ye | Lifan Xu | Zhirong Li | Xiaofan Yang | Jianfang Tang | Qizhao Huang | Lisha Wang | Ling Ran | Zhengliang Yue | Shun Lei | Yan Zhang | Qiao-yi Liu,
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