Osteoclast defects in XLA patients are negated by the lack of mature B cells and elevated inflammatory cytokine production

Osteoclast defects in XLA patients are negated by the lack of mature B cells and elevated inflammatory cytokine production

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Main Authors:	Danks, L, Workman, S, Nicolaidou, V, Webster, D, Foxwell, B, Horwood, N
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2009

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