T cell-derived antigen binding molecules (TABM): molecular and functional properties.

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Specific inhibition of cell-surface T-cell receptor expression by antisense oligodeoxynucleotides and its effect on the production of an antigen-specific regulatory T-cell factor.Partial amino acid sequence of monoclonal extracellular antigen-specific T cell proteins.

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