Cell-intrinsic genetic regulation of peripheral memory-phenotype T cell frequencies
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P. Majumder | K. Chatterjee | P. Coshic | Vaibhav Jain | S. Bhatnagar | S. Rath | A. George | A. Mukherjee | S. Sopory | V. Bal | N. Wadhwa | Parna Kanodia | G. Kaur | Savit B. Prabhu | A. Chawla | Uma Chandra Mouli Natchu | Shailaja Sopory
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