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S. L. Namen

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Brain resident memory T cells rapidly expand and initiate neuroinflammatory responses following CNS injury and viral infection

K. Ayasoufi, D. M. Wolf, S. L. Namen, Z. P. Tritz, F. Jin, C. K. Pfaller, E. N. Goddery, C. E. Fain, L. R. Gulbicki, R. H. Khadka, L. T. Yokanovich, M. J. Hansen, A. J. Johnson

This study identifies antigen-specific brain-resident memory T cells that expand rapidly after CNS injury or viral infection and induce neuroinflammation and peripheral immune suppression.

Brain, Behavior, and Immunity · Aug 1, 2023Peer-reviewedImmunology