Mechanism of tumor remission by cytomegalovirus in a murine lymphoma model: evidence for involvement of virally induced cellular interleukin-15.

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Jürgen Podlech

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Katja C Erlach

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355-366

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10.1007/S00430-015-0408-Z

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Matthias J Reddehase

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