Broad and strong memory CD4

Autor: Yanchun, Peng, Alexander J, Mentzer, Guihai, Liu, Xuan, Yao, Zixi, Yin, Danning, Dong, Wanwisa, Dejnirattisai, Timothy, Rostron, Piyada, Supasa, Chang, Liu, César, López-Camacho, Jose, Slon-Campos, Yuguang, Zhao, David I, Stuart, Guido C, Paesen, Jonathan M, Grimes, Alfred A, Antson, Oliver W, Bayfield, Dorothy E D P, Hawkins, De-Sheng, Ker, Beibei, Wang, Lance, Turtle, Krishanthi, Subramaniam, Paul, Thomson, Ping, Zhang, Christina, Dold, Jeremy, Ratcliff, Peter, Simmonds, Thushan, de Silva, Paul, Sopp, Dannielle, Wellington, Ushani, Rajapaksa, Yi-Ling, Chen, Mariolina, Salio, Giorgio, Napolitani, Wayne, Paes, Persephone, Borrow, Benedikt M, Kessler, Jeremy W, Fry, Nikolai F, Schwabe, Malcolm G, Semple, J Kenneth, Baillie, Shona C, Moore, Peter J M, Openshaw, M Azim, Ansari, Susanna, Dunachie, Eleanor, Barnes, John, Frater, Georgina, Kerr, Philip, Goulder, Teresa, Lockett, Robert, Levin, Yonghong, Zhang, Ronghua, Jing, Ling-Pei, Ho, Richard J, Cornall, Christopher P, Conlon, Paul, Klenerman, Gavin R, Screaton, Juthathip, Mongkolsapaya, Andrew, McMichael, Julian C, Knight, Graham, Ogg

Publikováno v: Nature immunology. 21(11)

The development of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) vaccines and therapeutics will depend on understanding viral immunity. We studied T cell memory in 42 patients following recovery from COVID-19 (28 with mild disease and

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