Antigen persistence is required throughout the expansion phase of a CD4+ T cell response
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Christophe Benoist | C. Benoist | R. Obst | D. Mathis | Diane Mathis | Reinhard Obst | Hisse-Martien van Santen | H. V. van Santen
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