Three common alleles of KIR2DL4 (CD158d) encode constitutively expressed, inducible and secreted receptors in NK cells
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F. Christiansen | C. Witt | N. Seidah | C. Hurley | C. Shulse | J. Goodridge | Philomena Pullikotil | L. Lathbury | N. Steiner
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