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Anna Maria Mavrigiannaki

Laboratory Research Scientist (SCIENCE)

Gut Gamma Delta T cells detected by their expression of TCR delta chain RNA (red) line the human colonic epithelium (DAPI; blue) where they are well-placed to perform frontline immune surveillance.

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Immunosurveillance Laboratory
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