BRCT-domain protein BRIT1 influences class switch recombination
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Joseph N. Pucella | A. Rudensky | J. Chaudhuri | Rahul Sharma | W. Yewdell | Yulong Liang | A. Chaudhry | Kaiyi Li | Wei-Feng Yen | Bharat Vaidyanathan | B. Vaidyanathan
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