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HLA-targeted cell sorting of microchimeric cells opens the way to phenotypical and functional characterization.

Chimerism - 1 Jan 2000

Eikmans Michael, Claas Frans H J

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Microchimerism refers to the presence of less than 1% of non-host cells in a person. Our group developed a reliable method for separating viable microchimeric cells from the host environment. Optimal separation of microchimeric cells at proportions as low as 0.01% could be established with two monoclonal antibodies directed against different HLA antigens, one targeting the microchimeric cells and the other the...

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PMID: 22509428
DOI: 10.4161/chim.2.4.19133
PMCID: PMC3321882

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