T cell responses are governed by avidity and co-stimulatory thresholds.

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Published in Eur J Immunol on September 01, 1996

Authors

M F Bachmann1, E Sebzda, T M Kündig, A Shahinian, D E Speiser, T W Mak, P S Ohashi

Author Affiliations

1: Ontario Cancer Institute Department of Medical Biophysics, Toronto, Canada.

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