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T. S. Tyllis

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Novel populations of Tr1 cells contribute to the resolution of acute influenza A virus infection.

C. A. Abbott, E. L. Freimayer, T. S. Tyllis, T. S. Norton, M. Alsharifi, A. H. Heng, S. M. Pederson, Z. Qu, M. Armstrong, G. R. Hill, S. R. McColl, I. Comerford

The paper identifies novel Tr1 cell populations in the lungs of mice during recovery from acute influenza A virus infection, showing their suppressive role and distinct functional dependencies.

bioRxiv · Dec 6, 2022 · PreprintImmunology