Dcir deficiency causes development of autoimmune diseases in mice due to excess expansion of dendritic cells
Noriyuki Fujikado(The University of Tokyo), Yoichiro Iwakura(Tokyo University of Science), Katsuko Sudo(Tokyo Medical University), Sho Sugai(The University of Tokyo), Tomo Yonezawa(Nagasaki University), Hayato Kotaki(Tokyo Medical University), Masato Nose(Meiji University), Shinobu Saijo(The University of Tokyo), Akina Ishii(The University of Tokyo), Kazusuke Shimamori(The University of Tokyo)
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