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English: The immunoediting phases of an infection. The elimination phase describes a rise in infected CD4+T cells that cause a rise in CD8+T cell responses which eliminate many CD4+T cells until an equilibrium point, leading into infected cells to escape.
Date 08/06/2019
Source https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6691121/
Author Szu-Han Huang 1,†, Chase D McCann 1,2,†, Talia M Mota 1, Chao Wang 1, Steven M Lipkin 1, R Brad Jones 1,2,*

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The immunoediting phases of an infection. The elimination phase describes a rise in infected CD4+T cells that cause a rise in CD8+T cell responses which eliminate many CD4+T cells until an equilibrium point, leading into infected cells to escape.

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