Biomarkers

P004 - Can T Cell Migratory Signature Predict MS Disease Progression?

Presenter
  • S. Zandee
Author
  • S. Zandee
  • X. Ayrignac
  • L. Pepino
  • C. Grasmuck
  • E. Peelen
  • T. Dhaeze
  • L. Bourbonnière
  • M. Charabati
  • B. Lahav
  • J. Poirier
  • A. Prat
Session Title
Poster Session 1 / Opening Networking Event

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