AFFINITY AND KINETIC-ANALYSIS OF THE INTERACTION OF THE CELL-ADHESION MOLECULE CD2 WITH ITS LIGANDS CD48 AND CD58

AFFINITY AND KINETIC-ANALYSIS OF THE INTERACTION OF THE CELL-ADHESION MOLECULE CD2 WITH ITS LIGANDS CD48 AND CD58

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Main Authors:	Vandermerwe, P, Brown, M, Davis, S, Barclay, A
Format:	Journal article
Published:	1994

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