Sequence analysis of light chain genes from human intestinal plasma cells demonstrates that lambda genes are almost all in-frame and highly mutated and most kappa genes are highly mutatedwhen in-frame and minimally mutated when out-of-frame (Q58045515)
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scientific article published in October 2000
- Sequence analysis of light chain genes from human intestinal plasma cells demonstrates that lambda genes are almost all in-frame and highly mutated and most kappa genes are highly mutated when in-frame and minimally mutated when out-of-frame
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| English | Sequence analysis of light chain genes from human intestinal plasma cells demonstrates that lambda genes are almost all in-frame and highly mutated and most kappa genes are highly mutatedwhen in-frame and minimally mutated when out-of-frame |
scientific article published in October 2000 |
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Sequence analysis of light chain genes from human intestinal plasma cells demonstrates that lambda genes are almost all in-frame and highly mutated and most kappa genes are highly mutatedwhen in-frame and minimally mutated when out-of-frame (English)
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Sequence analysis of light chain genes from human intestinal plasma cells demonstrates that lambda genes are almost all in-frame and highly mutated and most kappa genes are highly mutated when in-frame and minimally mutated when out-of-frame (English)
L Boursier
October 2000
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