CD3 delta deficiency arrests development of the alpha beta but not the gamma delta T cell lineage.

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Published in EMBO J on March 17, 1997

Authors

V P Dave1, Z Cao, C Browne, B Alarcon, G Fernandez-Miguel, J Lafaille, A de la Hera, S Tonegawa, D J Kappes

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1: Institute for Cancer Research, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA 19111, USA.

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