Re: Tmemory markers

Immunobiology Research Institute, Siena (unutmaz@iris02.biocine.it)
Sat, 1 Jul 1995 17:34:47 +0200

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From: SMTP%"m.chambers@ic.ac.uk" 30-JUN-1995 23:48
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Subj: Tmemory markers

>>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.

CD45RB seems to be good marker, available from Pharmingen.

Derya

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