Fc receptor-like molecule
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Fc receptor-like molecules (FCRLs) are a class of proteins that resemble Fc receptors. They have been characterized in a number of species, including humans and mice. They are preferentially expressed by B lymphocytes. Unlike the classical Fc receptors, there is no strong evidence that suggests that FCRLs bind to the Fc portion of antibodies. Their function is unknown. [1]
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- ^ Davis, RS (2007). "Fc Receptor-Like Molecules". Annual Review of Immunology 25: 525–560. doi:. PMID 17201682.
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