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A cDNA sequence encoding a rabbit heavy chain variable region of the VHa2 allotype showing homologies with human heavy chain sequences (Q48402225)

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English	A cDNA sequence encoding a rabbit heavy chain variable region of the VHa2 allotype showing homologies with human heavy chain sequences	scientific article published in November 1982

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A cDNA sequence encoding a rabbit heavy chain variable region of the VHa2 allotype showing homologies with human heavy chain sequences (English)

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Kenneth Bernstein

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Reddy EP

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Alexander CB

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Mage RG

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1 November 1982

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Evidence supporting somatic assembly of the DNA segments (minigenes), coding for the framework, and complementarity-determining segments of immunoglobulin variable regions

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