Separable requirements for cytoplasmic domain of PSGL-1 in leukocyte rolling and signaling under flow.
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D. Schmidtke | J. Miner | Jonathan J. Miner | Zhenghui Liu | L. Xia | R. McEver | T. Yago | A. Klopocki | J. Kappelmayer | J. M. Mcdaniel | Lijun Xia | Bojing Shao | H. Setiadi | Lijun Xia | A. Kl̶opocki
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