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Immunochemical and genetic studies of Amb. t. V (Ra5G), an Ra5 homologue from giant ragweed pollen.

Roebber et al., 1985

Document ID
9325972386862105057
Author
Roebber M
Klapper D
Goodfriend L
Bias W
Hsu S
Marsh D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md.: 1950)

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Giant ragweed pollen allergen Amb. t. V (Ra5G), a homologue of short ragweed pollen Amb. a. V (Ra5S), was isolated in ultrapure form from a 16-min extract of ragweed pollen by a combination of molecular sieving through an Amicon hollow fiber cartridge (H1P5), cation …
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