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Peripheral natural killer cells in chronic hepatitis B patients display multiple molecular…

eLife · 2021 · Marie Marotel, author Marine Villard, author Annabelle Drouillard, author Issam Tout, author Laurie Besson, author Omran Allatif, author Marine Pujol, author Yamila Rocca, author Michelle Ainouze, author Guillaume Roblot, author Sébastien Viel, author Melissa Gomez, author Veronique Loustaud, author Sophie Alain, author David Durantel, author Thierry Walzer, author ([email protected]) Uzma Hasan, author ([email protected]) Antoine Marçais, author ([email protected]) Stipan Jonjic, editor Satyajit Rath, senior_editor

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Title Peripheral natural killer cells in chronic hepatitis B patients display multiple molecular features of T cell exhaustion
First author Marie Marotel, author Marine Villard, author Annabelle Drouillard, author Issam Tout, author Laurie Besson, author Omran Allatif, author Marine Pujol, author Yamila Rocca, author Michelle Ainouze, author Guillaume Roblot, author Sébastien Viel, author Melissa Gomez, author Veronique Loustaud, author Sophie Alain, author David Durantel, author Thierry Walzer, author ([email protected]) Uzma Hasan, author ([email protected]) Antoine Marçais, author ([email protected]) Stipan Jonjic, editor Satyajit Rath, senior_editor
Journal eLife
Published Jan 28, 2021
DOI 10.7554/eLife.60095
Devices mentioned 021704, BK110039, DEN000008, K013842, K022086, K103302, K852441, K854177, K854178, K854179, K854180, K854181 and 8 more
Product codes mentioned CDT, CEO, CGA, CGX, CHH, CIG, CIS, CIX, CJE, CKA, DDD, JPK and 13 more

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