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Studies on the monocyte dependence of T-cell proliferation induced by monoclonal antibodies directed against regions I and II of the CD2 antigen.

Van Lier et al., 1989

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5684520197549802228
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Van Lier R
Bloemena E
Brouwer M
Van Heijst J
Weinreich S
Aarden L
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Immunology

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We produced three murine monoclonal antibodies (mAb) directed against the human T-cell differentiation antigen CD2 (formerly T11) and analysed their epitope specificity by E-rosette inhibition, cross-blocking and proliferation-induction experiments. When added together, two …
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