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Ondondo BO et al. - Systemic and mucosal IFN-gamma responses are correlated, with preferential systemic targeting of CD4+ T cells. Furthermore, CHSP60 type 1 response is largely CD4+ T cell mediated and follows discrete T helper 1 and T helper 2 pathways.

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