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The Impact of Monoclonal Antibodies on Studies of the Differentiation of Lymphocytese were able to spot the success of our experiments by a direct overlay procedure. That the immortalization of antibody production was at the same time a way of dissecting both the immune response and the antigenic complexity of an immunogen came later.

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Joint Report of the First International Workshop on Human Leucocyte Differentiation Antigens by the ht act as a brake on this major technological advance. It was also thought that the elaboration of a plethora of individual systems of nomenclature would create complete confusion, render impossible any coherent dialog between those concerned, discourage others from joining in this work, or simply prevent people from being able to understand it.

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