Inhibitory effects of class I molecules on murine NK cells: speculations on function, specificity and self-tolerance

David H Raulet; Isabel Corrêa; Laura G. Corral; Jeffrey R. Dorfman; Ming‐Fan Wu

doi:10.1006/smim.1995.0014

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Inhibitory effects of class I molecules on murine NK cells: speculations on function, specificity and self-tolerance

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