论文信息 - Expression of survival receptors in Hodgkin disease cell lines.

Expression of survival receptors in Hodgkin disease cell lines.

A unique feature of Hodgkin disease (HD) is the small number of malignant Hodgkin and Reed-Sternberg (HRS) cells in diseased tissue. Growth of HD-involved lymph nodes is mostly the result of an infiltration of benign T cells. Because of their scarcity, HRS cells are not easily isolated from the vast

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