Inherited absence of OKT4 lymphocyte antigen in a chronically transfused patient with homozygous sickle cell disease.
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R. Montgomery | J. Gill | J. Casper | A. Nikaein | A. J. Snyder | P. Kirchner | J. Maples | D. Lockhart
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