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Who described the role of lymphatic endothelial cells to propagate the induction of peripheral tolerance?

Who described the role of lymphatic endothelial cells to propagate the induction of peripheral tolerance? Correct Answer Cohen

Cohen along with his colleagues (in 2010) first stated the theories based on lymphatic endothelial cells with the help of autoimmune regulators. These regulators present them to self-antigens which carries forward to the immune periphery.  This entire mechanism takes place in tertiary lymphoid organs as the lymphatic endothelial cells as associated with these organs. 

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