Class II MHC‐Expressing Myofibroblasts Play a Role in the Immunopathogenesis Associated with Staphylococcal Enterotoxins
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P. Adegboyega | D. Powell | G. Suarez | E. Beswick | V. Reyes | R. Mifflin | I. Pinchuk | J. Saada | D. Bland | C. Barrera
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