Tmemory markers

Dr. Mark Chambers (m.chambers@ic.ac.uk)
Fri, 30 Jun 1995 11:25:51 +0100

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After lurking and learning for some time I finally have a question:

Could anyone recommend suitable markers for defining subsets of T memory
cells versus naive T cells in mice? I am interested in examining the
induction of T cell memory following a primary inoculation of bacteria.
Details of which clones to buy and from whom would be appreciated.

Many thanks,

Mark.

Dr. Mark A. Chambers
Department of Medical Microbiology
St. Mary's Hospital Medical School
Norfolk Place
Paddington
London W2 1PG

Tel: 0171 723 1252 ext 5755
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