Circulating IgG autoanti-IgE antibodies in atopic patients block the binding of IgE to its low affinity receptor (CD23) | Molecular Pathology

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Circulating IgG autoanti-IgE antibodies in atopic patients block the binding of IgE to its low affinity receptor (CD23)

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Cite this article as:: Smith SJ, Jones NS, Shakib F

Circulating IgG autoanti-IgE antibodies in atopic patients block the binding of IgE to its low affinity receptor (CD23)

Molecular Pathology 1995;48:M342-M346.