Filaggrin inhibits generation of CD1a neolipid antigens by house dust mite–derived phospholipase
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G. Ogg | V. Cerundolo | A. McKenzie | W. Bal | M. Salio | H. Jolin | A. Dziembowski | M. Salimi | E. Bourgeois | A. Lloyd-Lavery | D. Gutowska-Owsiak | E. Podobas | David Johnson | R. Jarrett | Clare S. Hardman | S. Subramaniam | C. Archer | David Chandler | Padraic G. Fallon | D. Moody | Jorge Bernardino de la Serna | Ka Lun Cheung
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