Hannover Medical School
T cell antigen-recognition sites found in patients with acquired aplastic anemia
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, December 9th, 2005
"Acquired AA is a rare disorder characterized by pancytopenia and hypocellular bone marrow. Though experimental and clinical data suggest that AA represents a T cell-mediated disease, neither the immune response nor the nature of inciting antigen(s) have been characterized so far."
W.J. Piao and colleagues, Hannover Medical School, wrote: "The identification of a restricted T cell repertoire by PCR techniques in total lymphocyte populations supports an antigen-driven T cell response. In order to investigate the...
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