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Published on: October 19, 2014
Meeting report on recent advances on T-lymphocytes in normal and leukemia patients
Abstract:
We report on the main topics discussed at the "Human T-Lymphocytes in Normal and Leukemia Patients" meeting, including the "Second International Workshop on T-Cell Colonies" (Reggio Calabria, September 16-19, 1984). Improved knowledge in the field of T-lymphocyte biology has contributed greatly to a better clinical definition of T-cell-derived lymphoproliferative disorders. The T-cell colony assay seems to represent a useful tool for studying the early steps of T-lymphocyte maturation and for characterizing accessory cells and soluble mediators that regulate T-cell proliferation.
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