Expression and genomic analyses of Camelus dromedarius T cell receptor delta (TRD) genes reveal a variable domain repertoire enlargement due to CDR3 diversification and somatic mutation.

Rachele Antonacci; Micaela Mineccia; Marie-Paule Lefranc; Hassan M E Ashmaoui; Cecilia Lanave; Barbara Piccinni; Graziano Pesole; Mohamed S Hassanane; Serafina Massari; Salvatrice Ciccarese

doi:10.1016/j.molimm.2011.03.011

Expression and genomic analyses of Camelus dromedarius T cell receptor delta (TRD) genes reveal a variable domain repertoire enlargement due to CDR3 diversification and somatic mutation.

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Expression and genomic analyses of Camelus dromedarius T cell receptor delta (TRD) genes reveal a variable domain repertoire enlargement due to CDR3 diversification and somatic mutation.

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