CD4+CD8+ human small intestinal T cells are decreased in coeliac patients, with CD8 expression downregulated on intra-epithelial T cells in the active disease
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Diarmuid P. O'Donoghue | C. O’Farrelly | D. O'Donoghue | B. Byrne | L. Madrigal-Estebas | J. Carton | L. Madrigal-Estebas | C. O'Farrelly
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