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Human epidermal T cells predominantly belong to the lineage expressing alpha/beta T cell receptor.

1 Apr 1990

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The epidermis of clinically normal-appearing human skin harbors a phenotypically heterogeneous population of T lymphocytes (TCs), the majority of which are CD2+/CD3+/CD5+ "memory" cells, but in an unactivated state, and express the TCR-alpha/beta. In contrast to murine skin, only a very minor subpopulation of CD3+ cells in the human epidermis bears the TCR-gamma/delta. Epidermal TCs primarily are distributed...

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PMID: 2182763
DOI: 10.1084/jem.171.4.997

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