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Shreya Sinha

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A distinct subset of stem-cell memory is poised for the cytotoxicity program in CD4+ T cells in humans.

Raunak Kar, Shreya Sinha, Zainab Khatun, Anjali Sharma, Veena S. Patil

This study identifies a distinct stem-cell memory subset in CD4+ T cells that is pre-committed to a cytolytic program, showing similarities to CD8-CTLs and demonstrating the potential for generating long-lived cytotoxic CD4+ T cells.

Science Advances · Jan 7, 2026Peer-reviewedImmunology