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Bias in the γ δ T cell response to Listeria monocytogenes. V δ 6.3+ cells are a major component of the γ δ T cell response to Listeria monocytogenes

Belles et al., 1996

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17995577848172829318
Author
Belles C
Kuhl A
Donoghue A
Sano Y
O’Brien R
Born W
Bottomly K
Carding S
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The Journal of Immunology

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Despite extensive research, the role that γ δ T cells play in the immune response to infectious disease has yet to be established. Here we report the generation of a mAb specific for the V δ 6.3 TCR and investigate the γ δ+ and V δ 6.3+ T cell responses to the intracellular …
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