The human leucocyte-common (LC) molecule: dissection of leukaemias using monoclonal antibodies directed against framework and restricted antigenic determinants. (Q45960114)

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English	The human leucocyte-common (LC) molecule: dissection of leukaemias using monoclonal antibodies directed against framework and restricted antigenic determinants.	scientific article published in January 1985

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The human leucocyte-common (LC) molecule: dissection of leukaemias using monoclonal antibodies directed against framework and restricted antigenic determinants. (English)

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Ritter MA

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Sauvage CA

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Pegram SM

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Myers CD

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Dalchau R

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Fabre JW

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1 January 1985

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Leukemia Research

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9

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10

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1249-1254

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10.1016/0145-2126(85)90152-3

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