β1 Integrin Is Not Essential for Hematopoiesis but Is Necessary for the T Cell-Dependent IgM Antibody Response
Cord Brakebusch(University of Copenhagen), Reinhard Fässler(Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry), Simon Fillatreau(Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades), Heinrich Körner(University of Tasmania), Phil Kearney(Active Biotech (Sweden)), Gerd Bungartz(Lund University), David Gray(London Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education), Marcus Svensson(Lund University), Patricia Wilhelm, Alexandre J. Potocnik(The Francis Crick Institute)
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