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• Urinary glycoproteins in acute leukemias: a 41 000 dalton glycoprotein follows the kinetic of cytoreduction.

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• Glycoproteins and sialyl transferase of human B lymphoblastoid cell lines.

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• Isolation and immunological characterization of a major surface glycoprotein (gp54) preferentially expressed on certain human B cells.

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• Ectosialyltransferase activity: a marker for certain human haematopoietic cells.

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