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A novel avian homologue of CD72, chB1r, down modulates BCR-mediated activation signals

CD72の新規な鳥類ホモログであるchB1rは,BCR仲介活性化シグナルをダウンレギュレーションする

Author (11)： FUJIWARA Naruyoshi (Tokyo Univ. Sci., Chiba, JPN) ,  FUJIWARA Naruyoshi (International Medical Center of Japan, Tokyo, JPN) ,  HIDANO Shinya (Tokyo Univ. Sci., Chiba, JPN) ,  MAMADA Hiroshi (Tokyo Univ. Sci., Chiba, JPN) ,  OGASAWARA Koetsu (International Medical Center of Japan, Tokyo, JPN) ,  KITAMURA Daisuke (Tokyo Univ. Sci., Chiba, JPN) ,  COOPER Max D. (Univ. Alabama at Birmingham, AL, USA) ,  COOPER Max D. (Howard Hughes Medical Inst., AL, USA) ,  HOZUMI Nobumichi (Tokyo Univ. Sci., Chiba, JPN) ,  CHEN Chen-lo H. (Univ. Alabama at Birmingham, AL, USA) ,  GOITSUKA Ryo (Tokyo Univ. Sci., Chiba, JPN)
Material： International Immunology  (Int Immunol)
Volume： 18  Issue： 5  Page： 775-783  Publication year： May. 2006 
JST Material Number： W0116A  ISSN： 0953-8178  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： United Kingdom (GBR)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： lectin ,...
Semi thesaurus term： cellular signal transduction ,...

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JST classification (1)： Immunological reaction in general  (ED03010T)

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Terms in the title (6)： CD72 ,  鳥類 ,  ホモログ ,  仲介 ,  活性化シグナル ,  ダウンレギュレーション