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Human leukocyte Fc (IgG) receptors: quantitation and affinity with radiolabeled affinity cross-linked rabbit IgG

Alexander et al., 1979

Document ID
2631762560635172986
Author
Alexander E
Titus J
Segal D
Publication year
Publication venue
The Journal of Immunology

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Quantitative studies have been made of Fc receptors on human leukocytes derived from peripheral blood, thymus, tonsil, and spleen. The relative affinities and average numbers of receptors per cell were determined by measuring the binding of 125I-labeled, affinity cross …
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