3.5 Elevated Levels of Both Membrane-Bound and Soluble Forms of a Receptor Specific for the Fragment Crystallizable Region of Immunoglobulin M in Patients with CLL
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3.5 Elevated Levels of Both Membrane-Bound and Soluble Forms of a Receptor Specific for the Fragment Crystallizable Region of Immunoglobulin M in Patients with CLL
3.5 Elevated Levels of Both Membrane-Bound and Soluble Forms of a Receptor Specific for the Fragment Crystallizable Region of Immunoglobulin M in Patients with CLL Fu Jun Li, Yoshiki Kubagawa, Matthew K. McCollum, Landon Wilson, Tomoko Motohashi, Luigi F. Bertoli, James C. Barton, Stephen Barnes, Randall S. Davis, Hiromi Kubagawa Departments of Medicine, Pathology, and Pharmacology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, AL; Brookwood Medical Center, Birmingham, AL
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- Brookwood Baptist Health United States
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