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I Antigen in Leukaemic Patients

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P. J. SCHMIDT et al. have observed 20 diminutions or disappearances of I antigen in 20 patients out of 116 investigated cases1. Among these, 15 were suffering from various forms of chronic or acute leukaemia.

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DUCOS, J., RUFFIE, J., COLOMBIES, P. et al. I Antigen in Leukaemic Patients. Nature 208, 1329–1330 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/2081329b0

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