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2008
Symplex is an antibody discovery technology that identifies fully human antigen-specific antibody repertoires directly from plasma cells. The technology utilizes reverse transcription and overlap extension polymerase chain reaction performed on single-cell-sorted plasma cells, whereby the heavy- and light-chain cognate pairing of the antibodies is ...
Per-Johan, Meijer +3 more
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Symplex is an antibody discovery technology that identifies fully human antigen-specific antibody repertoires directly from plasma cells. The technology utilizes reverse transcription and overlap extension polymerase chain reaction performed on single-cell-sorted plasma cells, whereby the heavy- and light-chain cognate pairing of the antibodies is ...
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The adaptable somatic repertoire
Annales de l'Institut Pasteur / Immunologie, 1984Somatic mutation introduces singles nucleotide substitutions in and around the rearranged kappa variable gene, Vk167, but not the constant gene. The high frequency of mutations is most easily explained by a mechanism of error-prone repair which occurs during several cycles of cell division. Mutations may accumulate with time after joining of the V- and
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2002
Abstract “Why practice the basics (scales and daily exercises) when pieces contain patterns that can serve as practice? Since flute repertoire and orchestral works are the only things people will listen to us play, why bother with anything but that, aside from some perfunctory warm-ups?” There is quite a lot to say about this often-heard
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Abstract “Why practice the basics (scales and daily exercises) when pieces contain patterns that can serve as practice? Since flute repertoire and orchestral works are the only things people will listen to us play, why bother with anything but that, aside from some perfunctory warm-ups?” There is quite a lot to say about this often-heard
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Abstract This chapter surveys how International Relations theorists have adopted the concept of repertoires to understand a variety of activities in world politics ranging from the behavior of armed groups in civil wars, to the development of transnational social movements, to the diplomatic interactions of states.
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The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 1961
Remy G. Saisselin, Michel Butor
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Remy G. Saisselin, Michel Butor
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HLA-DR15 Molecules Jointly Shape an Autoreactive T Cell Repertoire in Multiple Sclerosis
Cell, 2020Jian Wang +2 more
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Vaccination reshapes the virus-specific T cell repertoire in unexposed adults
Immunity, 2021Yi-Gen Pan +2 more
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