The BCL-6 proto-oncogene controls germinal-centre formation and Th2-type inflammation
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P. Pandolfi | M. Nouri-Shirazi | R. Chaganti | Qiong Shen | G. Cattoretti | B. H. Ye | P. Rothman | A. Stall | A. Orazi | N. Hawe | Jiandong Zhang | R. Dalla-Favera | R. D. Waard | Cynthia Leung | B. Ye | R. Waard | B. Ye
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