Features of medullary thymic epithelium implicate postnatal development in maintaining epithelial heterogeneity and tissue-restricted antigen expression. (Q53624774)

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Features of medullary thymic epithelium implicate postnatal development in maintaining epithelial heterogeneity and tissue-restricted antigen expression. (English)

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Geoffrey O Gillard

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Andrew G Farr

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Journal of Immunology

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5815-5824

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