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How late-rising T cells combat a stubborn virus

How late-rising T cells combat a stubborn virus
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How late-rising T cells combat a stubborn virus

“We found sort of a special ‘flavor’ of CD4+ T cells critical for clearing this chronic virus replication,”

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How late-rising T cells combat a stubborn virus

How late-rising T cells combat a stubborn virus
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Study shows body s immune cells can tackle BA 2 86 Covid variant

T cells the body's first line of defence are well able to tackle the new highly mutated BA.2.86 or "Pirola" a sub-variant of Covid-19.In August, researchers detected a new SARS-CoV-2 "variant of concern" in patients in .

New yorkUnited statesAlessandro setteResearch assistant professor alba grifoniProfessor at la jolla institute for immunologyCell hostAssistant professor albaImmune epitope database

Study Shows Body s Immune Cells Can Tackle BA 2 86 Covid Variant

New York, Dec 9 (IANS) T cells the body’s first line of defence are well able to tackle the new highly mutated BA.2.86 or "Pirola" a sub-variant of

New yorkUnited statesAlessandro setteProfessor at la jolla institute for immunologyResearch assistant professor alba grifoniCell hostAssistant professor albaImmune epitope database