The expanded family of class II cytokines that share the IL‐10 receptor‐2 (IL‐10R2) chain
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S. Kotenko | H. Dickensheets | R. Donnelly | F. Sheikh | Harold Dickensheets | Raymond P. Donnelly | Faruk Sheikh | Sergei V. Kotenko
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