A negative-feedback function of PKCβ in the formation and accumulation of signaling-active B cell receptor microclusters within B cell immunological synapse.

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A negative-feedback function of PKCβ in the formation and accumulation of signaling-active B cell receptor microclusters within B cell immunological synapse.

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Chenqi Xu

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JunYang Yi

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LiLing Xu

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Weidong Han

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XingWang Zhao

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FcRL4 acts as an adaptive to innate molecular switch dampening BCR signaling and enhancing TLR signaling.

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