A tyrosine sulfation–dependent HLA-I modification identifies memory B cells and plasma cells
Justin Tze Ho Chan(University of Toronto), Götz R. A. Ehrhardt(University of Toronto), Max D. Cooper, Evan J. Propst(Hospital for Sick Children), Joan Wither(Sun Yat-sen University), Leslie Y. T. Leung(University of Toronto), Christopher W. Cairo(University of Alberta), Jonathan St‐Germain(Hospital for Sick Children), Mengyao Shi(University of Toronto), Alexander F. Palazzo(University of Toronto), Judi Yang(University of Toronto), Amit Bar‐Or(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz), Srijit Khan(University of Toronto), Yanling Liu(University of Toronto), Paolo Campisi(University of Toronto), Eyal Grunebaum(University of Toronto), Michael F. Moran(University of Toronto), Chunxia Zou(Inner Mongolia Agricultural University), Theresa Holler(Hospital for Sick Children)
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