Siglec-G on B cells restrains the germinal center response by controlling T cell help during positive selection
Jhon R. Enterina(University of Alberta), Matthew S Macauley(University of Alberta), Fabrizio Giuliani(University of Alberta), Zeinab Jame-Chenarboo(University of Alberta), Olivier Julien(University of Alberta), Liany Luna-Dulcey(University of Alberta), Susmita Sarkar(University of Alberta), Chris D St. Laurent(University of Alberta), Theo Ataei(University of Alberta), Kennedy Chisholm(University of Alberta), Arbab Ul Haq(University of Alberta), Sung-Yao Lin(University of Alberta), Shu Luo(University of Alberta), Edward N. Schmidt(University of Alberta)
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