Invariant natural killer T cells direct B cell responses to cognate lipid antigen in an IL-21-dependent manner
Irah L. King(McGill University Health Centre), Elizabeth A. Leadbetter(Trudeau Institute), Gurdyal S. Besra(University of Birmingham), John Dibble(Trudeau Institute), Natacha Veerapen(University of Birmingham), Michael Tighe(Trudeau Institute), Gerald F. Watts(Royal Perth Hospital), Ann M. Haberman(Yale University), A H Fortier(Mount Sinai Hospital), Markus Mohrs(Trudeau Institute)
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