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T-cell receptors: germline polymorphism and patterns of usage in demyelinating diseases.

Critical reviews in immunology - 1 Jan 1992

Usuku K, Joshi N, Hauser S L

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The genomic organization of the T-cell receptor (TCR) gene complexes accounts for many central aspects of T-cell immunobiology, including specificity and diversity. Recent data indicate that polymorphism of TCR genes is present within a species and may influence the immune phenotype of an individual. Such polymorphism has been detected by RFLP, by the presence of large regions of insertion or deletion of germline...

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