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Kim Bottomly
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David Leitenberg; Y Boutin; D D Lu; Kim Bottomly
Biochemical association of CD45 with the T cell receptor complex: regulation by CD45 isoform and during T cell activation.
David Leitenberg; Y Boutin; Stephanie L Constant; Kim Bottomly
CD4 regulation of TCR signaling and T cell differentiation following stimulation with peptides of different affinities for the TCR.
Y Boutin; David Leitenberg; X Tao; Kim Bottomly
Distinct biochemical signals characterize agonist- and altered peptide ligand-induced differentiation of naive CD4+ T cells into Th1 and Th2 subsets.

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1999: David Leitenberg; Y Boutin; D D Lu; Kim Bottomly
Biochemical association of CD45 with the T cell receptor complex: regulation by CD45 isoform and during T cell activation.
Immunity 1999;10(6):701-11.
1998: David Leitenberg; Y Boutin; Stephanie L Constant; Kim Bottomly
CD4 regulation of TCR signaling and T cell differentiation following stimulation with peptides of different affinities for the TCR.
Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) 1998;161(3):1194-203.
1997: Y Boutin; David Leitenberg; X Tao; Kim Bottomly
Distinct biochemical signals characterize agonist- and altered peptide ligand-induced differentiation of naive CD4+ T cells into Th1 and Th2 subsets.
Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) 1997;159(12):5802-9.

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