A Natural Peptide Antigen within the Plasmodium Ribosomal Protein RPL6 Confers Liver TRM Cell-Mediated Immunity against Malaria in Mice.
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G. McFadden | S. Gras | A. Purcell | N. L. La Gruta | A. Barry | L. Beattie | T. D. de Koning-Ward | W. Barchet | J. Villadangos | A. Cozijnsen | D. Bowen | W. Heath | P. Bertolino | P. Tan | R. Schittenhelm | Daniel Fernandez-Ruiz | Vanessa Mollard | Claerwen M. Jones | Cheng Huang | I. Cockburn | M. Lahoud | I. Caminschi | Yeping Cai | Lauren E. Holz | Maria N. de Menezes | K. Tullett | N. Ghazanfari | T. M. Steiner | Wei Yi Ng | Sonia Ghilas | A. Valencia-Hernandez | Matthias H. Enders | Y. Chua | Kieran English | M. Naung | Kirsteen M. Tullett | Nazanin Ghazanfari | Lynette Beattie
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