Cutting Edge: Molecular Cloning of a Killer Cell Ig-Like Receptor in the Mouse and Rat 1
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J. Ryan | S. E. Hoelsbrekken | I. Slettedal | E. Dissen | Øyvind Nylenna | P. C. Saether | S. Fossum
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