Macrophage-Derived Chemokine and EBI1-Ligand Chemokine Attract Human Thymocytes in Different Stage of Development and Are Produced by Distinct Subsets of Medullary Epithelial Cells: Possible Implications for Negative Selection1
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Sergio Romagnani | Roberto Manetti | Enrico Maggi | L. Cosmi | F. Annunziato | R. Manetti | D. Chantry | P. Romagnani | E. Maggi | S. Romagnani | Lorenzo Cosmi | Paola Romagnani | Francesco Annunziato | E. Lazzeri | V. Vanini | David Chantry | G. Galli | Carmelo Mavilia | Elena Lazzeri | Grazia Galli | Chiara Beltrame | Bart H. Steiner | Carol J. Raport | Vittorio Vanini | B. Steiner | C. Beltrame | C. Raport | C. Mavilia
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