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On the mechanism of non-allelically excluded V alpha-J alpha T cell receptor secondary rearrangements in a murine T cell lymphoma.

Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) - 1 Feb 1990

Fondell J D, Marolleau J P, Primi D, Marcu K B

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We had previously demonstrated that several subclones derived from a CD3+, CD4-/CD8-, TCR-alpha beta+ murine T cell line have undergone secondary V alpha-J alpha rearrangements at the TCR-alpha locus (1). In an effort to examine the molecular mechanism responsible for these V alpha-J alpha replacements, the structures of TCR-alpha cDNA prepared from both the parental and subcloned T cell lines have been...

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