Site-directed mutagenesis of class I HLA genes. Role of glycosylation in surface expression and functional recognition
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P. A. Biro | J. Strominger | S. Burakoff | S. Mentzer | J. Barbosa | J. Santos-Aguado | P. Biro | Steven J. Burakoff | Steven J. Mentzer | J. L. Strominger | James A. Barbosa
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