Membranes of activated CD4+ T cells expressing T cell receptor (TcR) αβ or TcR γδ induce IgE synthesis by human B cells in the presence of interleukin‐4
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H. Gascan | G. Aversa | J. D. de Vries | M. Roncarolo | H. Spits | J. Gauchat | P. van Vlasselaer | H. Yssel | M. Kehry
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