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CD8+ T cells contribute to survival in patients with COVID-19 and hematologic cancer

Published:2021-05-20 Issue:7 Volume:27 Page:1280-1289
ISSN:1078-8956
Container-title:Nature Medicine
language:en
Short-container-title:Nat Med

Author:

Bange Erin M.,Han Nicholas A.^ORCID,Wileyto Paul,Kim Justin Y.^ORCID,Gouma Sigrid^ORCID,Robinson James,Greenplate Allison R.,Hwee Madeline A.,Porterfield Florence,Owoyemi Olutosin^ORCID,Naik Karan,Zheng Cathy^ORCID,Galantino Michael,Weisman Ariel R.^ORCID,Ittner Caroline A. G.,Kugler Emily M.,Baxter Amy E.^ORCID,Oniyide Olutwatosin,Agyekum Roseline S.^ORCID,Dunn Thomas G.,Jones Tiffanie K.,Giannini Heather M.^ORCID,Weirick Madison E.,McAllister Christopher M.,Babady N. Esther,Kumar Anita,Widman Adam J.,DeWolf Susan,Boutemine Sawsan R.,Roberts Charlotte,Budzik Krista R.,Tollett Susan,Wright Carla,Perloff Tara,Sun Lova,Mathew Divij^ORCID,Giles Josephine R.,Oldridge Derek A.^ORCID,Wu Jennifer E.,Alanio Cécile^ORCID,Adamski Sharon,Garfall Alfred L.,Vella Laura A.,Kerr Samuel J.,Cohen Justine V.,Oyer Randall A.^ORCID,Massa Ryan,Maillard Ivan P.,Maxwell Kara N.^ORCID,Reilly John P.^ORCID,Maslak Peter G.,Vonderheide Robert H.,Wolchok Jedd D.^ORCID,Hensley Scott E.^ORCID,Wherry E. John^ORCID,Meyer Nuala J.^ORCID,DeMichele Angela M.^ORCID,Vardhana Santosha A.^ORCID,Mamtani Ronac^ORCID,Huang Alexander C.^ORCID

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

General Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology,General Medicine

Link

http://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-021-01386-7.pdf

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