Antigen Preservation in Infarcted Nodal B-Cell Lymphoma, with Special Reference to Follicular Center Cell Markers
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Summary
It is indicated that CD20 (91%) and CD10 (80%) antigen appear to be well preserved even in infarcted lymphoma tissues and provide useful information regarding the infarCTed material, however, BCL-2 (40%) and Bcl-6 (0%) antigens were of little or no value in the infarate lymphoid tissues.
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- article
- Published
- 2004-07-01
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- 11
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Keywords
Juvenile delinquency, Juvenile, Psychology, Criminology, Developmental psychology
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