HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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HLA-G peptide preferences change in transformed cells: impact on the binding motif.

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Alexander A Celik

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Christina Bade-Döding

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Gwendolin S Simper

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Wiebke Hiemisch

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10.1007/S00251-018-1058-2

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Rainer Blasczyk

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2018-03-30T00:00:00Z

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