Induction of Peripheral T Cell Tolerance In Vivo Requires CTLA-4 Engagement
Authors:
- Luk Van ParijsLPLuk Van Parijs
- Andre BiuckiansABAndre Biuckians
- Xin Xiao ZhengXZXin Xiao Zheng
- Terry B StromTSTerry B Strom
- Abul K AbbasAAAbul K Abbas
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