The Fab portion of immunoglobulin G contributes to its binding to Fcγ receptor III
Rina Yogo(National Institutes of Natural Sciences), Koichi Kato(Shonan University of Medical Sciences), Mahito Nakanishi(Tokiwa University), Susumu Uchiyama(National Institutes of Natural Sciences), Mari Shimada(The University of Osaka), Masayoshi Onitsuka(Tokushima University), Tetsuo Torisu(The University of Osaka), Tadashi Satoh(Tohoku University), Takahiro Maruno(The University of Osaka), Shio Watanabe(Thermo Fisher Scientific (Japan)), Takayuki Uchihashi(Kanazawa University), Saeko Yanaka(Tokyo Institute of Technology), Hirokazu Yagi(National Institutes of Natural Sciences), Yuki Yamaguchi(The University of Osaka), Takeshi Ōmasa(The University of Osaka), Hiroki Watanabe(Kanazawa University), Daisuke Higo
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