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NZB serum factor (NZB-SF)-B precursor cell maturation factor. II. In vivo effects of NZB-SF or mAb against NZB-SF on B lineage cell populations.

Clinical immunology and immunopathology - 1 Jun 1991

Jyonouchi H, Voss R M, Good R A

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In vivo effects of NZB serum factor (NZB-SF), which enhances the maturation of B precursor cells in vitro, were examined. Immunoaffinity-purified NZB-SF from young NZB mice was injected into B6 mice intraperitoneally twice weekly, five times total (5 micrograms/dose/mouse). Control mice were given 0.01% albumin. Then the B lineage cell populations defined phenotypically (sIg+ cells, B220+ cells, and AA4.1+ cells)...

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PMID: 1709397
DOI: 10.1016/0090-1229(91)90034-8

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