RAB15 empowers dendritic cells to drive antiviral immunity

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  RAB15 empowers dendritic cells to drive antiviral immunity

  By Patrick Wong, Akiko Iwasaki

  Science Immunology07 Jul 2017

  CD1c⁺ and CD141⁺ dendritic cells cooperate to sustain antiviral T cell responses. See the related research article by Silvin et al.

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  RAB15 empowers dendritic cells to drive antiviral immunity

  By Patrick Wong, Akiko Iwasaki

  Science Immunology07 Jul 2017

  CD1c⁺ and CD141⁺ dendritic cells cooperate to sustain antiviral T cell responses. See the related research article by Silvin et al.

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