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Autoreactive T-cell lines specific for mouse thyroglobulin

Champion et al., 1985

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5893344627381105805
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Champion B
Varey A
Katz D
Cooke A
Roitt I
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Immunology

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Autoreactive T-cell specific for mouse thyroglobulin have been established and characterized. These Lyt 1+ T cells proliferated specifically in response to thyroglobulin presented by syngeneic irradiated spleen cells. The antigen-presenting cell requirements of …
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