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Altered Quantitative Expression of Immunoglobulin Allotypes in Rabbits,alization of the genetically controlled antigenic variants of rabbit immunoglobulins (immunoglobulin allotypes) (reviewed by . et al., 1973a). This review will summarize our knowledge of allotype suppression in the light of current concepts of immunoglobulin structure and cellular immunology.

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Andreas M?ller,Andreas H?uslein,Arno Rolfalization of the genetically controlled antigenic variants of rabbit immunoglobulins (immunoglobulin allotypes) (reviewed by . et al., 1973a). This review will summarize our knowledge of allotype suppression in the light of current concepts of immunoglobulin structure and cellular immunology.

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