Human marginal zone b cells are not an activated b cell subset: strong expression of cd21 as a putative mediator for rapid b cell activation (Q57892522)

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scholarly article by Wim Timens et al published November 1989 in European Journal of Immunology

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English	Human marginal zone b cells are not an activated b cell subset: strong expression of cd21 as a putative mediator for rapid b cell activation	scholarly article by Wim Timens et al published November 1989 in European Journal of Immunology

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Human marginal zone b cells are not an activated b cell subset: strong expression of cd21 as a putative mediator for rapid b cell activation (English)

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marginal zone B-cell

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Wim Timens

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Adriana Boes

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Sibrand Poppema

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November 1989

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European Journal of Immunology

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2163-2166

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