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Lichen planus: study with anti-human T lymphocyte antigen (anti-HTLA) serum on frozen tissue sections

A Alario, J P Ortonne, D Schmitt

The British Journal of Dermatology

|June 1, 1978

Abstract:

The lymphocytic infiltrate of lichen planus was studied by the identification of the human T lymphocyte antigen in frozen tissue sections using specific anti-human T lymphocytes antigen antiserum. The infiltrate was shown to be composed principally of T lymphocytes.

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