Somatic hypermutation, clonal diversity, and preferential expression of the VH 51p1/VL kv325 immunoglobulin gene combination in hepatitis C virus-associated immunocytomas.
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O. Burrone | C. Mazzaro | G. Pozzato | O. Burrone | M. Ivanovski | D. Efremov | F. Silvestri | S. Anand
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