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Ig Class (isotype) switching
(Zan, Cerutti et al. 1999;
Muramatsu, Kinoshita et al.
2000; Honjo,
Kinoshita et al. 2002; Zhang 2003;
Li, Woo et al.
2004; Dudley,
Chaudhuri et al. 2005; Longerich,
Basu et al. 2006; Chaudhuri,
Basu et al. 2007; Yan, Boboila
et al. 2007; Jolly, Cook et
al. 2008; Zan and Casali
2008; Dinkelmann,
Spehalski et al. 2009; Doi, Kato et
al. 2009; Hackney,
Misaghi et al. 2009; Kotnis, Du et
al. 2009; Kuang, Luo et
al. 2009; Park, Zan et
al. 2009; Sellars,
Reina-San-Martin et al. 2009; Boboila, Yan
et al. 2010; Daniel, Santos
et al. 2010; Ise, Kohyama
et al. 2011; Okazaki, Okawa
et al. 2011)
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