Bone marrow transplant analysis reveals two distinct B-cell repertoire patterns early in recovery

A research team led by associate professors Yohei Funakoshi and Kimikazu Yakushijin and Professor Hironobu Minami of the Division of Medical Oncology/Hematology at Kobe University Hospital, together with Associate Professor Goh Ohji of the Division of Infectious Disease Therapeutics and Takaji Matsutani of Anymics Inc., has developed the pGen-SHM plot.

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Bone marrow transplant analysis reveals two distinct B-cell repertoire patterns early in recovery

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