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Xenotransplantation: a step closer to reality?

In this issue of Blood , Li and colleagues describe a critical role for B cells in xenoreactivity and provide evidence for marginal zone B cell–NK cell interactions in the regulation of T-independent xenoantibody production.

S. Ildstad | Hong-lin Xu | Jun Yan

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