Activated NK cells cause placental dysfunction and miscarriages in fetal alloimmune thrombocytopenia
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Lisa X. Yu | J. Sled | J. Freedman | D. Stewart | S. Lye | C. Peng | X. Wen | H. Leong-Poi | H. Ni | B. Croy | G. Zhu | Sean Lang | P. Höglund | Issaka Yougbare | S. Adamson | J. Brkić | Darko Zdravic | C. Dunk | D. Qu | Jianhong Zhang | Wei-She Tai | Brigitta Elaine Oswald | Chun Peng
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