The Receptor for Type I IFNs Is Highly Expressed on Peripheral Blood B Cells and Monocytes and Mediates a Distinct Profile of Differentiation and Activation of These Cells
Sarah Pogue(Biolog (United States)), Pina M. Cardarelli(Medway School of Pharmacy), Joseph Stalder, Benjamin T. Preston, Christopher Bebbington(Curtin University)
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