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CD4+ T Cells Contribute to Neurodegeneration in Lewy Body Dementia

December 3, 2021

Training and Networking Working Group

CD4+ T cells contribute to neurodegeneration in Lewy body dementia.

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CD4+ T Cells Contribute to Neurodegeneration in Lewy Body Dementia

Training and Networking Working Group

The Training and Networking working group promotes training and networking throughout the GP2 project.
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Meet the authors

PhD student, Honorary Junior Clinical Fellow

Alexandra Zirra, MSc

Queen Mary University of London, Royal London Hospital | London, UK

Unknown, PhD Student

Brook Frances Rose Huxford, BSc

Queen Mary University of London, Queen Mary University of London | UK

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