B-cell growth factor (B-cell growth factor I or B-cell-stimulating factor, provisional 1) is a differentiation factor for resting B cells and may not induce cell growth.
Kimberley Oliver(Princess Alexandra Hospital), E S Vitetta, Randolph J. Noelle(Dartmouth College), Peter H. Krammer(Slovak Academy of Sciences), J W Uhr(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center)
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