doi: 10.1007/BF01947339.
The environment in which lymphocytes differentiate influences their ability to cooperate in vivo
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The environment in which lymphocytes differentiate influences their ability to cooperate in vivo
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Abstract
Whether or not parental B lymphocytes cooperate with F1 T lymphocytes depends upon the environment in which parental bone marrow cells differentiate. Only those parental B lymphocytes that have differentiated in the F1 environment are able to cooperate with F1 T lymphocytes.
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