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Phagocytic rabbit cell lines expressing class II MHC products: establishment of cell lines by viral transformation

Kulaga et al., 1986

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3338497712617171185
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Kulaga H
Kindt T
Sogn J
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Journal of leukocyte biology

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Continuous rabbit macrophage-like cell lines were established after in vitro infection of spleen cells with either Simian virus 40, lymphotropic papovavirus or herpesvirus sylvilagus. These cell lines are characterized as morphologically similar to mature macrophages …
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