Mice Lacking IL-15 or the IL-15R Chain Have Substantially Reduced Numbers of Type B IELs, Including
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Mice lacking IL-15 or the IL-15R chain have substantially reduced numbers of type b IELs, including both : and : T-cell receptor-positive subsets. Normal numbers of type b IELs can be restored in il15-/- mice by cell-type specific expression of IL-15 in:
A) Thymic medullary epithelial cells
B) Thymic cortical epithelial cells
C) Dendritic cells
D) CD8 + T cells
E) Intestinal epithelial cells
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