[CITATION][C] Immunology. Memory T cells--local heroes in the struggle for immunity.
CR Mackay, UH Von Andrian - Science (New York, NY), 2001 - europepmc.org
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Memory T Cells--Local Heroes in the Struggle for Immunity
CR Mackay, UH von Andrian - Science, 2001 - science.org
Immunity to pathogens relies on the ability of the immune system to “remember” past
infections. This property, known as immunological memory, has been recognized for several
decades and the success of vaccination regimens depends on it. Yet, the immune cells and
molecular machinery responsible for maintaining immunological memory have remained
surprisingly elusive. Two articles, one from Masopust and colleagues on page 2413 of this
issue (1) and the other from Reinhardt et al. in a recent issue of Nature (2), identify some of …
infections. This property, known as immunological memory, has been recognized for several
decades and the success of vaccination regimens depends on it. Yet, the immune cells and
molecular machinery responsible for maintaining immunological memory have remained
surprisingly elusive. Two articles, one from Masopust and colleagues on page 2413 of this
issue (1) and the other from Reinhardt et al. in a recent issue of Nature (2), identify some of …
