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一个功能性T3分子与未成熟的人类胸细胞表面的新型异构体相关

I Bank, R A DePinho, M B Brenner

    Nature
    |July 10, 1986
    PubMed
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    研究人员在不成熟的人类胸细胞中发现了一种新的T细胞受体样基因 (T玛基因). 这种T马基因与T3复合体一起,在独特的胸细胞克隆 (CII) 上表达,可能在T细胞发育中发挥作用.

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