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A soluble form of the human CD8 alpha chain expressed in the baculovirus system: biochemical characterization and binding to MHC class I

Alcover et al., 1993

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16316351509656455431
Author
Alcover A
Hervé F
Boursier J
Spagnoli G
Olive D
Mariuzza R
Acuto O
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Molecular immunology

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We have generated a soluble form of the CD8 molecule consisting of the entire extra-cellular domains of the human α chain, by expressing a mutated CD8 α cDNA in SF9 cells infected with a recombinant baculovirus. The truncated molecule was secreted into the medium …
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