Langerhans-Type Dendritic Cells Genetically Modified to Express Full-Length Antigen Optimally Stimulate CTLs in a CD4-Dependent Manner1
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Michel Sadelain | James W. Young | N. Houghton | Glenn Heller | Jean-Baptiste Latouche | Joanna Hodges | A. Houghton | M. Sadelain | G. Heller | James W. Young | J. Latouche | Jianda Yuan | I. Rivière | J. Hodges | N. Houghton
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