Preexisting memory CD4 T cells in naïve individuals confer robust immunity upon hepatitis B vaccination

  1. George Elias  Is a corresponding author
  2. Pieter Meysman
  3. Esther Bartholomeus
  4. Nicolas De Neuter
  5. Nina Keersmaekers
  6. Arvid Suls
  7. Hilde Jansens
  8. Aisha Souquette
  9. Hans De Reu
  10. Marie-Paule Emonds
  11. Evelien Smits
  12. Eva Lion
  13. Paul G Thomas
  14. Geert Mortier
  15. Pierre Van Damme
  16. Philippe Beutels
  17. Kris Laukens
  18. Viggo Van Tendeloo
  19. Benson Ogunjimi
  1. University of Antwerp, Belgium
  2. Antwerp University Hospital, Belgium
  3. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, United States
  4. Rode Kruis-Vlaanderen, Belgium
  5. Johnson and Johnson, Belgium
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  1. George Elias
  2. Pieter Meysman
  3. Esther Bartholomeus
  4. Nicolas De Neuter
  5. Nina Keersmaekers
  6. Arvid Suls
  7. Hilde Jansens
  8. Aisha Souquette
  9. Hans De Reu
  10. Marie-Paule Emonds
  11. Evelien Smits
  12. Eva Lion
  13. Paul G Thomas
  14. Geert Mortier
  15. Pierre Van Damme
  16. Philippe Beutels
  17. Kris Laukens
  18. Viggo Van Tendeloo
  19. Benson Ogunjimi
(2022)
Preexisting memory CD4 T cells in naïve individuals confer robust immunity upon hepatitis B vaccination
eLife 11:e68388.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.68388