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Immunomodulation of Selective Naive T Cell Functions by p110δ Inactivation Improves the Outcome of Mismatched Cell Transplantation in Cell Reports

Submitted by Dr Tennie Videler on Thu, 05/02/2015 - 21:24

Jean-Marc Doisne, Christian M. Hüber, Klaus Okkenhaug and Francesco Colucci in Cell Reports this week

Jean-Marc Doisne, Christian M. Hüber, Klaus Okkenhaug and Francesco Colucci have published in Cell Reports on:

Immunomodulation of Selective Naive T Cell Functions by p110δ Inactivation Improves the Outcome of Mismatched Cell Transplantation

Francesco will present this story on the 20th of February in the Sackler lecture Theatre at 13.00. 

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