C-type lectin Mincle is an activating receptor for pathogenic fungus, Malassezia
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Osamu Takeuchi | Hiroaki Tateno | Takashi Saito | Yuzuru Mikami | Shizuo Akira | Tetsuhiro Matsuzawa | Jun Uno | Jun Hirabayashi | Machie Sakuma | S. Akira | K. Takeda | O. Takeuchi | J. Hirabayashi | S. Yamasaki | Takashi Saito | M. Matsumoto | Y. Mikami | Sho Yamasaki | Kiyoshi Takeda | Makoto Matsumoto | E. Ishikawa | H. Tateno | Eri Ishikawa | T. Matsuzawa | J. Uno | Machie Sakuma | T. Saito | T. Saito
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