Killer Ig-Like Receptor Expression in Uterine NK Cells Is Biased toward Recognition of HLA-C and Alters with Gestational Age1
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R. Apps | C. Stewart | A. Sharkey | L. Farrell | S. Hiby | A. Moffett | L. Gardner | L. Masters | J. Goodridge | S. Verma | L. Lathbury | Leanne M. Masters | Lydia E. Farrell
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