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Lindsay E. Bass | ORCID 0000-0002-3940-5633 | ResearchHub - ResearchHub

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Transcriptionally distinct atypical B cell populations contribute to insulin autoreactivity and show differential activation, isotype switching, and somatic hypermutation in early-stage type 1 diabetes individuals

2026 · posted-content

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H-index follows the standard Hirsch definition: the largest h for which h publications each have at least h citations. Recent H-index applies the same calculation to the five most recent complete calendar years (2021-2025); the current year is excluded while incomplete.

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