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Detection of intracellular cytokines in human lymphocytes and monocytes at the single cell level by flow cytometry

BIOLOGORUM, 1999

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11072531355437491897
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BIOLOGORUM P
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Periodicum biologorum

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Background and purpose: Intracellularassessment of cytokines at the single cell level by flow cytometry has recently become available. Several critical parameters such as the cell type used, mode of activation, intensity and timing of cytokine generation should be adjusted …
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