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Proliferative and cytotoxic responses of human cord blood T lymphocytes following allogeneic stimulation.

Cellular immunology - 1 Mar 1994

Risdon G, Gaddy J, Stehman F B, Broxmeyer H E

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On the basis of the success of recent cord blood transplants, we undertook a comparison of the proliferative and cytotoxic potential, following allogeneic stimulation, of E-rosetted T cells from cord blood or adult peripheral blood (PB3) or bone marrow (BM). The magnitude of the proliferative response of cord blood (CB) T cells to alloantigen was greater than or equal to that of adult PB or BM T cells....

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PMID: 8118883
DOI: 10.1006/cimm.1994.1053

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