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Cite Journal: New England Journal of Medicine |  Publication Date: Mar 26, 2009 |
 Citations: 48 |
Affiliation: University of Wisconsin–Madison
Maternal microchimerism in fetal blood and tissue, which is probably a consequence of the induction of the regulatory T cells in fetal lymph nodes, has implications for immunosuppression and our understanding of autoimmunity.
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