Deletion of Fcγ Receptor IIB Renders H-2b Mice Susceptible to Collagen-induced Arthritis
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T. Yoshino | M. Ono | J. Ravetch | T. Takai | A. Ujike | T. Yuasa | S. Kubo | Kimio Matsumura | Azusa Ujike
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