Differentiation of human leukemic from normal lymphocytes by Limulus serum agglutination
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|January 1, 1976
Human peripheral chronic lymphocytic leukemic lymphocytes and a line (B411-4) of cultured human B cells are agglutinated by Limulus serum to a significantly higher titer and score than peripheral normal human lymphocytes or a line (MOLT-4-F) of cultured human T cells.
Human peripheral chronic lymphocytic leukemic lymphocytes and a line (B411-4) of cultured human B cells are agglutinated by Limulus serum to a significantly higher titer and score than peripheral normal human lymphocytes or a line (MOLT-4-F) of cultured human T cells.