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Mouse monoclonal antibody F-3 recognizes the difucosyl type-2 blood group structure

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Lloyd, K.O., Larson, G., Strömberg, N. et al. Mouse monoclonal antibody F-3 recognizes the difucosyl type-2 blood group structure. Immunogenetics 17, 537–541 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00696877

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