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Human thymus cells: blastogenic response to mitogens, antigens and allogeneic cells.

Han et al., 1976

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3634120450709984048
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Han T
Minowada J
Subramanian S
Sinks L
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Immunology

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Over 90 per cent of the thymus cells from each of twenty-six donors were T lymphocytes, identified by E-rosetting and less than 3 per cent of the cells were B lymphocytes identified by EAC-rosetting. With advancing age, the proportion of T lymphocytes decreased while that …
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