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Healthy human T-cell receptor beta-chain repertoire. Quantitative analysis and evidence for J beta-related effects on CDR3 structure and diversity.

Human immunology - 1 Jul 1995

Hall M A, Lanchbury J S

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Analysis of TCR repertoire usage and clonality is of potential value in understanding the pathogenesis of a number of human immune-mediated diseases. In diseases that are likely to be dependent on antigen-driven T cells, it has been suggested that particular TCR junctional region or CDR3 sequences may be critical. Rigorous methods for TCR analysis which are both quantitative and qualitative are therefore...

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PMID: 7558938
DOI: 10.1016/0198-8859(95)00013-t

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