ATP-degrading ENPP1 is required for survival (or persistence) of long-lived plasma cells
Hongsheng Wang(University of Cincinnati Medical Center), Herbert C. Morse(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases), Sadia Abbasi, Alexander L. Kovalchuk(National Institutes of Health), Javier Traba(National Institutes of Health), Solomon Conteh(National Institutes of Health), Jiafang Sun(National Institutes of Health), Sungyun Kang(National Institutes of Health), Wendy Dubois(National Institutes of Health), Patrick E. Duffy(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases), Chen‐Feng Qi(National Institutes of Health), Inés González-Garcı́a(National Institutes of Health), Michael N. Sack(National Institutes of Health), Jeongheon Yoon(National Institutes of Health), Yuanyuan Gao(Tianjin Medical University General Hospital), Dong‐Mi Shin(Seoul National University), Shweta Jain(National Institutes of Health), Zohreh Naghashfar(National Institutes of Health)
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