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Universal rosetting reagent for the detection of human cell surface markers

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Published1983
Citations14
References16

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1977 • 77 citations

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1977 • 56 citations

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1975 • 41 citations

A critical appraisal of the direct antibody-rosette test for the detection of cell surface antigens

1981 • 34 citations

Local hemolysis plaque assay using a new method of coupling antigens on sheep erythrocytes by glutaraldehyde

1974 • 26 citations

Technical improvements in the mixed antiglobulin rosetting reaction with consequent demonstration of high numbers of immunoglobulin-bearing lymphocytes in viable preparations of human peripheral blood

1978 • 18 citations

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1981 • 5 citations

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