Bacterial Superantigens Induce Down-Modulation of CC Chemokine Responsiveness in Human Monocytes Via an Alternative Chemokine Ligand-Independent Mechanism
Rahbar Rahimpour(Western University), David J. Kelvin(Dalhousie University), Gordon Mitchell(Western University), Bhagirath Singh(Indiana University School of Medicine), Bruce M. Gill(Western University), Ross D. Feldman(Western University), Kong Chen(Jinan University), Atsuo Ochi(LIP - Laboratory of Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics), Luoling Xu(University Health Network), Masud H. Khandaker(William Osler Health System), J. Geoffrey Pickering(Western University)
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