Inhibition of B cell activation following in vivo co-engagement of B cell antigen receptor and Fcγ receptor IIb in non-autoimmune-prone and SLE-prone mice.

Inhibition of B cell activation following in vivo co-engagement of B cell antigen receptor and Fcγ receptor IIb in non-autoimmune-prone and SLE-prone mice.
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10.1016/j.jtauto.2020.100075
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2021
影响因子:
3.9
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Stohl W
Stohl W
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作者:
Chu SY;Pong E;Bonzon C;Yu N;Jacob CO;Chalmers SA;Putterman C;Szymkowski DE;Stohl W

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