Mechanism of follicular trapping: localization of immune complexes and cell remnants after elimination and repopulation of different spleen cell populations.
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Summary
The data showing trapping of immune complexes despite the absence of several candidate transporter cell types and the localization of cellular remnants to splenic follicles provide evidence against a cell-mediated transport of immunecomplexs.
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- 1990-09-01
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Keywords
Marginal zone, Immune system, Biology, Spleen, Cell
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