CXCR6-deficiency improves the control of pulmonary mycobacterium tuberculosis and influenza infection independent of T-lymphocyte recruitment to the lungs

Ashhurst, AS; Flórido, M; Lin, LCW; Quan, D; Armitage, E; Stifter, SA; Stambas, John; Britton, WJ

CXCR6-deficiency improves the control of pulmonary mycobacterium tuberculosis and influenza infection independent of T-lymphocyte recruitment to the lungs

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posted on 2024-06-18, 14:02 authored by AS Ashhurst, M Flórido, LCW Lin, D Quan, E Armitage, SA Stifter, John StambasJohn Stambas, WJ Britton

CXCR6-deficiency improves the control of pulmonary mycobacterium tuberculosis and influenza infection independent of T-lymphocyte recruitment to the lungs

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Switzerland

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2019, Ashhurst, Flórido, Lin, Quan, Armitage, Stifter, Stambas and Britton

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Frontiers in Immunology

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10

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ARTN 339

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1 - 16

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1664-3224

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1664-3224

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MAR

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FRONTIERS MEDIA SA

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Science & Technology Life Sciences & Biomedicine Immunology CXCR6 tuberculosis influenza lung tissue-resident memory CHEMOKINE RECEPTOR CXCR6 CELL SUBSETS EXPRESSION MEMORY CD8(+)RESPONSES IMMUNITY POLARIZATION ACTIVATION CORECEPTOR 3204 Immunology

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