The RNA m6A binding protein YTHDF2 promotes the B cell to plasma cell transition
David J. Turner(Babraham Institute), Martin Turner(Babraham Institute), Louise S. Matheson(Babraham Institute), Fiamma Salerno(Sanquin), Hannah Lawson(University of London), Kamil R. Kranc(Queen Mary University of London), Michael Screen(Babraham Institute), Alexander Saveliev(Babraham Institute), David Wotherspoon(Queen Mary University of London)
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