Antigen-driven EGR2 expression is required for exhausted CD8+ T cell stability and maintenance
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Timothy J. Peters | J. Trapani | F. Luciani | L. Miosge | C. Goodnow | D. Knight | R. Johnstone | M. Wagle | I. Parish | J. Powell | B. Martin | A. Kallies | J. Oliaro | L. Martelotto | J. Torpy | S. Vervoort | Renee Gloury | K. Thia | Daniel T. Utzschneider | S. Nüssing | K. Ramsbottom | M. Kelly | S. Gabriel | Debbie R. Howard | Willem Van der Byl | Sinead Reading
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