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Spontaneous plaque‐forming human lymphocytes detected with the protein‐A plaque assay

Freijd et al., 1980

Document ID
2456183942926919865
Author
Freijd A
Kunori T
Publication year
Publication venue
Scandinavian Journal of Immunology

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A sizable proportion of fresh human blood and adenoid lymphocytes were found to produce antibodies when tested in the protein‐A plaque assay of Gronowicz et al. Plaque formation was not caused by release of passively adsorbed immunoglobulin but depended on active …
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