Molecular design of the Calphabeta interface favors specific pairing of introduced TCRalphabeta in human T cells.

Ralf-Holger Voss; Ralph A Willemsen; Jürgen Kuball; Margarete Grabowski; Renate Engel; Ratna S Intan; Philippe Guillaume; Pedro Romero; Christoph Huber; Matthias Theobald

doi:10.4049/jimmunol.180.1.391

Molecular design of the Calphabeta interface favors specific pairing of introduced TCRalphabeta in human T cells.

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