Ex vivo evolution of human antibodies by CRISPR-X: from a naive B cell repertoire to affinity matured antibodies
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Mélinda Moyon | M. Devilder | X. Saulquin | Marie-Claude Gesnel | Richard Breathnach | R. Breathnach | Marie-Claire Devilder | Benjamin Navet | Xavier Saulquin | M. Gesnel | Melinda Moyon | Laetitia Gautreau-Rolland | Jeanne Perroteau | Florent Delbos | F. Delbos | Benjamin Navet | Jeanne Perroteau | Laetitia Gautreau-Rolland
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