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Unexpected phenotypes and predominant TCR V gene usage in random selected subjects.

European journal of histochemistry : EJH - 1 Jan 1994

Ortolani C, D'Andrea E, Cibin R, Radin E, Cossarizza A

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The presence of a subset of T lymphocytes with an irregular phenotype has been identified in the peripheral blood of 22 subjects, selected among more than 5000 individuals evaluated for peripheral blood lymphocyte subset distribution as part of a routine procedure. By Southern Blot Analysis 13 out of 14 of the analysed samples presented additional non-germline bands, indicative of monoclonal or oligoclonal T cell...

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