Aire-dependent thymic expression of desmoglein 3, the autoantigen in pemphigus vulgaris, and its role in T-cell tolerance.
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L. Peltonen | N. Shimizu | J. Kudoh | M. Matsumoto | M. Amagai | Taketo Yamada | S. Nagafuchi | N. Wada | K. Nishifuji
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