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Going beyond gamma for TB protection

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The discovery of CD153 as a novel driver of T-cell-mediated host defence against Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection advances our understanding of the requirements for protective immunity. Future investigation of CD153 as a potential correlate of tuberculosis immunity could open new avenues for vaccine design.

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Fig. 1: CD153 expression by CD4 T cells is required for pulmonary Mtb control.

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    Sara B. Cohen & Kevin B. Urdahl

  2. Departments of Immunology, Global Health, and Pediatrics, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA

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