Impairment of T Cell Development in <i>δ</i> <i>EF1</i> Mutant Mice
Yujiro Higashi(The University of Osaka), Hisato Kondoh(Kyoto Sangyo University), Tsuyoshi Takagi(The University of Osaka), Hiroki Moribe(The University of Osaka), Kiyoshi Kawakami(Jichi Medical University), Hitoshi Kikutani(Immune Regulation (United Kingdom)), Ryohei Sekido(Jichi Medical University)
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