A Toll-like receptor recognizes bacterial DNA

Hiroaki Hemmi(Osaka University), Osamu Takeuchi(Osaka University), Taro Kawai(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Tsuneyasu Kaisho(Osaka University), Shintaro Sato(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Hideki Sanjo(Osaka University), Makoto Matsumoto(Osaka University), Katsuaki Hoshino(Osaka University), Hermann Wagner(Technical University of Munich), Kiyoshi Takeda(Osaka University), Shizuo Akira(Osaka University)
Nature
December 7, 2000
10.1038/35047123
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