Distinct granzyme expression in human CD3‐ CD56+ large granular‐ and CD3‐ CD56+ small high density‐lymphocytes displaying non‐MHC‐restricted cytolytic activity
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J. Trapani | M. Smyth | H. Warren | K. Browne | B. Kinnear
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