Tetramer staining for the detection of HLA-specific B cells
DP Lucas, MS Leffell, AA Zachary - Transplantation Immunology: Methods …, 2013 - Springer
DP Lucas, MS Leffell, AA Zachary
Transplantation Immunology: Methods and Protocols, 2013•SpringerHLA-specific B cells can be identified, quantified, and isolated after staining with HLA
tetramers. Quantification of these B cells can in turn identify individuals who are sensitized to
HLA antigens and the isolation of these cells facilitates a variety of experimental
investigations.
tetramers. Quantification of these B cells can in turn identify individuals who are sensitized to
HLA antigens and the isolation of these cells facilitates a variety of experimental
investigations.
Abstract
HLA-specific B cells can be identified, quantified, and isolated after staining with HLA tetramers. Quantification of these B cells can in turn identify individuals who are sensitized to HLA antigens and the isolation of these cells facilitates a variety of experimental investigations.
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