Monocyte-derived DCs from FIV+ Peripheral Blood Induce Greater CD8+ T Cell Proliferation than those from Uninfected Animals.

Hood, Sylvia Faye

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Monocyte-derived DCs from FIV+ Peripheral Blood Induce Greater CD8+ T Cell Proliferation than those from Uninfected Animals.

dc:creator Hood, Sylvia Faye

dc:date.issued2014

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North Carolina State University Theses Immunology.

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Author dc:creator: Hood, Sylvia Faye
Advisors dc:contributor.advisor: Jonathan Fogle, Chair
Scott Laster, Member
Susan Clarke, Member
Paul Hess, Member

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Hood, Sylvia Faye. Monocyte-derived DCs from FIV+ Peripheral Blood Induce Greater CD8+ T Cell Proliferation than those from Uninfected Animals.. 2014. http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/resolver/1840.16/9714

Monocyte-derived DCs from FIV+ Peripheral Blood Induce Greater CD8+ T Cell Proliferation than those from Uninfected Animals.

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