Immunization with genetically attenuated P52-deficient Plasmodium berghei sporozoites induces a long-lasting effector memory CD8+ T cell response in the liver
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M. Mota | C. Janse | G. van Gemert | R. Sauerwein | B. Silva-Santos | Shahid M. Khan | S. Epiphanio | A. Luty | B. Douradinha | A. Waters | M. V. van Dijk
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