Human Placenta Expresses and Secretes NKG2D Ligands via Exosomes that Down-Modulate the Cognate Receptor Expression: Evidence for Immunosuppressive Function
Malin Hedlund(Umeå University), Lucia Mincheva‐Nilsson(Umeå University)
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