Altered glycosylation of recombinant NKp30 hampers binding to heparan sulfate: a lesson for the use of recombinant immunoreceptors as an immunological tool

Author： Hershkovitz Oren   Jarahian Mostafa   Zilka Alon   Bar-Ilan Ahuva   Landau Guy   Jivov Sergey   Tekoah Yoram   Glicklis Rachel   Gallagher John T.   Hoffmann Sabrina C.   Zer Hagit   Mandelboim Ofer   Watzl Carsten   Momburg Frank   Porgador Angel  

Publisher： Oxford University Press

ISSN： 1460-2423

Source： Glycobiology, Vol.18, Iss.1, 2008-01, pp. : 28-41

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