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An improved colorimetric assay for interleukin 2
Journal of Immunological Methods · 1986 · Vol. 93(2) · pp. 157–165
Hiroko Tada✉(Takeda (Japan))Osamu Shiho(Takeda (Japan))Ken-ichi Kuroshima(Takeda (Japan))Masaru Koyama(Takeda (Japan))K. Tsukamoto(Takeda (Japan))
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Cells, CulturedColorimetryDetergentsHumansInterleukin-2SolubilityTetrazolium SaltsThiazolesTritium
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