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Rapid recruitment and proliferation of antibody plague-forming cells in the absence of natural antibody

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Nachweis, dass «Plaque»-bildende Antikörperzellen gegen somatische Antigene vonVibrio cholerae sich in der Milz immunisierter Mäuse schnell und «treppenartig» nach übereinstimmender Latenzzeit von 42 h entwickeln, ohne dass dabei ein «background» an Antikörper bildenden Zellen zu erfassen war.

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  1. Departments of Microbiology, Albert Einstein Medical Center and Temple University Medical School, 19141, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

    J. Cerny, R. F. McAlack & H. Friedman

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Cerny, J., McAlack, R.F. & Friedman, H. Rapid recruitment and proliferation of antibody plague-forming cells in the absence of natural antibody. Experientia 27, 565–566 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02147603

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