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Human tissue-resident CD8 T cells contribute to trophoblast homeostasis in health and during acute inflammation
ABSTRACT Previous studies have highlighted that some T cell subsets in tissues can provide signals to support tissue cell homeostasis and differentiation. If and how T cell-tissue cell signaling is altered in healthy compared to inflamed tissues is poorly understood. Here, we address if communicatio
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