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Navkiran Gill

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Nature Reviews. Immunology|August 27, 2011
The gut microbiota: challenging immunologyNavkiran Gill, B Brett Finlay
European Journal of Immunology|August 3, 2007
Adaptive immune responses fail to provide protection against genital HSV-2 infection in the absence of IL-15Navkiran Gill, Ali A Ashkar
Journal of Virology|November 14, 2008
Overexpression of interleukin-15 compromises CD4-dependent adaptive immune responses against herpes simplex virus 2Navkiran Gill, Ali A Ashkar
Cellular Immunology|April 14, 2009
Interleukin-15 expression affects homeostasis and function of B cells through NK cell-derived interferon-gammaNavkiran Gill, Geoffrey Paltser, Ali A Ashkar
Cellular Microbiology|March 12, 2011
Roadblocks in the gut: barriers to enteric infectionNavkiran Gill, Marta Wlodarska, B Brett Finlay
Journal of Virology|March 16, 2005
NK and NKT cell-independent contribution of interleukin-15 to innate protection against mucosal viral infectionNavkiran Gill, Kenneth L Rosenthal, Ali A Ashkar
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology (New York, N.Y. : 1989)|December 25, 2007
The role of toll-like receptor ligands/agonists in protection against genital HSV-2 infectionNavkiran Gill, Elizabeth J Davies, Ali A Ashkar
Gut Microbes|February 18, 2011
The role of the immune system in regulating the microbiotaBenjamin P Willing, Navkiran Gill, B Brett Finlay
Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|October 31, 2014
The absence or overexpression of IL-15 drastically alters breast cancer metastasis via effects on NK cells, CD4 T cells, and macrophagesAmy Gillgrass, Navkiran Gill, Artem Babian, et al.
Cellular Immunology|April 12, 2011
NK cells require type I IFN receptor for antiviral responses during genital HSV-2 infectionNavkiran Gill, Meghan J Chenoweth, Elena F Verdu, et al.
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Nature Reviews. Immunology|August 27, 2011
The gut microbiota: challenging immunologyNavkiran Gill, B Brett Finlay
European Journal of Immunology|August 3, 2007
Adaptive immune responses fail to provide protection against genital HSV-2 infection in the absence of IL-15Navkiran Gill, Ali A Ashkar
Journal of Virology|November 14, 2008
Overexpression of interleukin-15 compromises CD4-dependent adaptive immune responses against herpes simplex virus 2Navkiran Gill, Ali A Ashkar
Cellular Immunology|April 14, 2009
Interleukin-15 expression affects homeostasis and function of B cells through NK cell-derived interferon-gammaNavkiran Gill, Geoffrey Paltser, Ali A Ashkar
Cellular Microbiology|March 12, 2011
Roadblocks in the gut: barriers to enteric infectionNavkiran Gill, Marta Wlodarska, B Brett Finlay
Journal of Virology|March 16, 2005
NK and NKT cell-independent contribution of interleukin-15 to innate protection against mucosal viral infectionNavkiran Gill, Kenneth L Rosenthal, Ali A Ashkar
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology (New York, N.Y. : 1989)|December 25, 2007
The role of toll-like receptor ligands/agonists in protection against genital HSV-2 infectionNavkiran Gill, Elizabeth J Davies, Ali A Ashkar
Gut Microbes|February 18, 2011
The role of the immune system in regulating the microbiotaBenjamin P Willing, Navkiran Gill, B Brett Finlay
Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|October 31, 2014
The absence or overexpression of IL-15 drastically alters breast cancer metastasis via effects on NK cells, CD4 T cells, and macrophagesAmy Gillgrass, Navkiran Gill, Artem Babian, et al.
Cellular Immunology|April 12, 2011
NK cells require type I IFN receptor for antiviral responses during genital HSV-2 infectionNavkiran Gill, Meghan J Chenoweth, Elena F Verdu, et al.
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