Littermate-Controlled Experiments Reveal Eosinophils Are Not Essential for Maintaining Steady-State IgA and Demonstrate the Influence of Rearing Conditions on Antibody Phenotypes in Eosinophil-Deficien…

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RT @ImmunoRach: Today my first, first-author paper was published 🎉👇 The @ReynoldsLabUVic team including tweeters @microbekween and @kate_…

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Congratulations to my amazingly talented lab mate @ImmunoRach, if you’re at all interested in eosinophils (or would just like to read a fabulous paper) give this a read ☺️ @ReynoldsLabUVic #eosinophils

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RT @EosinophilSoc: Research presented at #IES2019 in print! @ImmunoRach and others! Influence of Rearing Conditions on Antibody Phenotypes…

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RT @EosinophilSoc: Research presented at #IES2019 in print! @ImmunoRach and others! Influence of Rearing Conditions on Antibody Phenotypes…

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