Matching cellular dimensions with molecular sizes
@article{Reth2013MatchingCD, title={Matching cellular dimensions with molecular sizes}, author={M. Reth}, journal={Nature Immunology}, year={2013}, volume={14}, pages={765-767} }
This Commentary discusses the spatial perception of receptors and their nanoscale organization at the surface of the lymphocyte membrane.
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