Role of B cells as antigen-presenting cells in vivo revisited: antigen-specific B cells are essential for T cell expansion in lymph nodes and for systemic T cell responses to low antigen concentrations. (Q52544618)
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scientific article published in December 2001
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| English | Role of B cells as antigen-presenting cells in vivo revisited: antigen-specific B cells are essential for T cell expansion in lymph nodes and for systemic T cell responses to low antigen concentrations. |
scientific article published in December 2001 |
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Role of B cells as antigen-presenting cells in vivo revisited: antigen-specific B cells are essential for T cell expansion in lymph nodes and for systemic T cell responses to low antigen concentrations. (English)
A Rivera
C C Chen
N Ron
J P Dougherty
Y Ron
1 December 2001
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1583-1593
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