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A rapid two‐step procedure for the purification of human peripheral blood basophils to near homogeneity

Gibbs et al., 2008

Document ID
2899594715399281119
Author
Gibbs B
Papenfuss K
Falcone F
Publication year
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Clinical & Experimental Allergy

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Background Basophils are increasingly utilized as indicators of allergic inflammation and as primary allergic effector cells to study signalling pathways. However, until the present, their enrichment has been time consuming, costly and limited to relatively few specialized …
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