Monogenic mutations differentially affect the quantity and quality of T follicular helper cells in patients with human primary immunodeficiencies
C.S. Ma, N. Wong, G. Rao, D.T. Avery, J. Torpy, T. Hambridge, J. Bustamante, S. Okada, J.L. Stoddard, E.K. Deenick, S.J. Pelham, K. Payne, S. Boisson-Dupuis, A. Puel, M. Kobayashi, P.D. Arkwright, S.S. Kilic, J. El Baghdadi, S. Nonoyama, Y. MinegishiS.A. Mahdaviani, D. Mansouri, A. Bousfiha, A.K. Blincoe, Martyn French, P. Hsu, D.E. Campbell, M.O. Stormon, M. Wong, S. Adelstein, J.M. Smart, D.A. Fulcher, M.C. Cook, T.G. Phan, P. Stepensky, K. Boztug, A. Kansu, A. Ikincioʇullari, U. Baumann, R. Beier, T. Roscioli, J.B. Ziegler, P. Gray, C. Picard, B. Grimbacher, K. Warnatz, S.M. Holland, J.L. Casanova, G. Uzel, S.G. Tangye
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