Publications et données de T. Murray

Documents écrit par T. Murray (2) | parle de T. Murray (7)

Lymphatic vessel density is associated with CD8+ T cell infiltration and immunosuppressive factors in human melanoma.

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N. Bordry et al. (2018)

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Increased density of tumor-associated lymphatic vessels correlates with poor patient survival in melanoma and other cancers, yet lymphatic drainage is essential for initiating an immune response. Here we asked whether and how lymphatic vessel density (LVD) correlates with immune cell infiltration in...

Very Late Antigen-1 Marks Functional Tumor-Resident CD8 T Cells and Correlates with Survival of Melanoma Patients.

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T. Murray et al. (2016)

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A major limiting factor in the success of immunotherapy is tumor infiltration by CD8(+) T cells, a process that remains poorly understood. In the present study, we characterized homing receptors expressed by human melanoma-specific CD8(+) T cells. Our data reveal that P-selectin binding and expressi...

Infrastructures critiques, vulnérabilisation du territoire et résilience : assainissement et inondations majeures en Île-de-France

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Annabelle Moatty et al. (2 août 2019)

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Les réseaux d’assainissement sont des infrastructures critiques dont l’importance dans le processus de vulnérabilisation territoriale et dans la résilience est encore sous-évaluée. Si le rôle des réseaux d’énergie, de transport et de télécommunication dans la survenue des crises et le relèvement pos...

Infrastructures critiques, vulnérabilisation du territoire et résilience : assainissement et inondations majeures en Île-de-France

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Annabelle Moatty et al. (2018)

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The Maculate Muse. A source of sexual arousal in fourth-century AD Alexandria (Palladas, AP 9.395)

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Nikos Litinas (1 janv. 2017)

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Since Homer was the main source for readers in primary education, the epigrammatist Palladas, who lived in Alexandria in the fourth century AD, exploited words or verses of the Homeric epics in his epigrams in order to refer to situations or examples which were familiar to all his readers. The Homer...