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Regulatory T cells limit the cellular response to CS and TRAP encoding candidate malaria vaccines in humans [MIM-SD-8756]

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Dunachie, S., Berthoud, T., Keating, S., Todryk, S., Thompson, F., Gilbert, S., Fletcher, H., & Hill, A. (2005). Regulatory T cells limit the cellular response to CS and TRAP encoding candidate malaria vaccines in humans [MIM-SD-8756]. ACTA TROPICA, 95, S200–S200.

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Dunachie, S., et al. “Regulatory T Cells Limit the Cellular Response to CS and TRAP Encoding Candidate Malaria Vaccines in Humans [MIM-SD-8756].” ACTA TROPICA, vol. 95, 2005, pp. S200–S200.

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Dunachie, S, T Berthoud, S Keating, S Todryk, F Thompson, S Gilbert, H Fletcher, and A Hill. 2005. “Regulatory T Cells Limit the Cellular Response to CS and TRAP Encoding Candidate Malaria Vaccines in Humans [MIM-SD-8756].” ACTA TROPICA 95: S200–S200.
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+ Keating, S More by this author

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Journal:: ACTA TROPICA More from this journal
Volume:: 95
Pages:: S200-S200
Publication date:: 2005-01-01
ISSN:: 0001-706X

Pubs id:: pubs:74331
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Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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