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Cytotoxicity of antisera to a myelogenous leukemia cell line with the Philadelphia chromosome

Whitson et al., 1976

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15971580138141378921
Author
Whitson M
Lozzio C
Lozzio B
Wust C
Sonoda T
Avery B
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Journal of the National Cancer Institute

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Rabbit antisera to myelogenous leukemia (ML) cells were raised; ML cells from line K-562 that has the Philadelphia (Ph1) chromosome were used as antigen. Antibody-dependent, complement-mediated cytotoxicity was demonstrated by the trypan blue test and51Cr …
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