An amino-terminal fragment of human lipopolysaccharide-binding protein retains lipid A binding but not CD14-stimulatory activity.
Georgia Theofan(Response Technologies (United States)), Stephen F. Carroll(IGM Biosciences (United States)), Arnold H. Horwitz(XOMA (United States)), I-Ja David Chan(XOMA (United States)), Herbert G. Kasler(Buck Institute for Research on Aging), Pei-Syan Liu(XOMA (United States)), Richard Williams(XOMA (United States)), J B Parent(XOMA (United States)), C Birr(XOMA (United States)), Károly Mészáros(XOMA (United States))
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