Gene transfer into CD4+ T lymphocytes: Green fluorescent protein-engineered, encephalitogenic T cells illuminate brain autoimmune responses
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Flügel, A., Willem, M., Berkowicz, T., & Wekerle, H. (1999). Gene transfer into CD4+ T lymphocytes: Green fluorescent protein-engineered, encephalitogenic T cells illuminate brain autoimmune responses. Nature Medicine, 5(7), 843–847.

Authors 4
  1. Alexander Flügel (first)
  2. Michael Willem (additional)
  3. Tomasz Berkowicz (additional)
  4. Hartmut Wekerle (additional)
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@article{Fl_gel_1999, title={Gene transfer into CD4+ T lymphocytes: Green fluorescent protein-engineered, encephalitogenic T cells illuminate brain autoimmune responses}, volume={5}, ISSN={1546-170X}, url={http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/10567}, DOI={10.1038/10567}, number={7}, journal={Nature Medicine}, publisher={Springer Science and Business Media LLC}, author={Flügel, Alexander and Willem, Michael and Berkowicz, Tomasz and Wekerle, Hartmut}, year={1999}, month=jul, pages={843–847} }