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Correlation of alkaline phosphatase activity to normal T-cell differentiation and to radiation leukemia virus-induced preleukemic cells in the C57BL mouse thymus
1983
Cancer Research
Cytochemical methods at the light and electron microscopic level were used to define the pattern of alkaline phosphatase (APase) activity in normal thymus and to study its modifications after inoculation with the thymotropic leukemogenic radiation leukemia virus in correlation with the emergence of preleukemic cells and their thymus dependency. APase was found in numerous lymphoblasts of the fetal thymus. The enzyme was also detected in a few lymphoid blast cells of the normal young adult
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