The Scientist : NewsBlog Print: Home of immune memory found
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Home of immune memory found
Posted by Edyta Zielinska
[Entry posted at 7th May 2009 05:19 PM GMT]

New findings overturn a major model of where immune memory is stored. Rather than circulating throughout the body, as researchers had thought, memory T-cells actually reside in a comfortable niche in the bone marrow waiting for the next chance to ...

 

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