T helper cell type 1 (Th1)- and Th2-like responses are present in mice with gastric candidiasis but protective immunity is associated with Th1 development.
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P. Puccetti | A. Mencacci | E. Cenci | P. Mosci | F. Bistoni | L. Romani | K. Enssle | R. Spaccapelo | P Puccetti | E Cenci | A Mencacci | P Mosci | L Romani | F Bistoni | L. Tonnetti | R Spaccapelo | L Tonnetti | K H Enssle
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