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Comparative study of VH gene family usage by newborn xid and non-xid mice, newborn NZB and adult NZB mice, and by splenic and peritoneal cavity B cell compartments.

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RNA from 170 different Ig-secreting hybridomas was hybridized with VH gene probes 7183, QUPC52, S107, J558, J606, 36-60, V31, X-24 and V-GAM 3.8, with the aim of comparing xid to non-xid mice, neonatal NZB to adult NZB, and the peritoneal cavity with the splenic compartments for VH gene family

Characteristics of peritoneal lymphocytes from New Zealand Black and normal mice autoreactive for mouse erythrocytes.

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New Zealand Black mice spontaneously develop autoimmune hemolytic anemia. Peritoneal cavity lymphocytes from NZB mice include a high proportion of cells that bind autologous erythrocytes. These cells produce ani-erythrocyte antibody that can be demonstrated when target erythrocytes are treated with
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