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A novel antigen is common to the dome epithelium of gut- and bronchus-associated lymphoid tissues. [Cell Tissue Res. 1987]
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Why antigens are attracted to the dome epithelium: another clue.
Why antigens are attracted to the dome epithelium: another clue.
Gastroenterology. 1988 Nov ;95(5):1419-21.

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