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Throughout the infection all TB10.4 3–11 and TB10.4 74.88 epitope specific CD8 and CD4 T cells displayed an effector phenotype in agreement with a previous study which also showed that both CD4 and CD8 T cell bulk populations in the lungs of chronically infected mice expressed a cell surface phenotype consistent with that of effector T cells (Fig. 4 and [25]).

The clonal populations of IPFP-derived cells appeared phenotypically homogenous and expressed a cell surface epitope profile similar to that of the parent population.

His-tagged virions bound to 293 6H cells expressing a cell surface pseudo-His-tag receptor four-fold more efficiently than to parental 293 cells and also proved more effective than wild-type virus in binding to both cell types.

Although there is no doubt that mammalian spermatozoa express a cell surface receptor, its identity is far to be solved.

In addition, rabbit spermatozoa express a cell surface P receptor detected by western blot and localized over the acrosomal region by immunocytochemistry.

Activated macrophages express a cell surface receptor for the vitamin folic acid.

These results suggested that the tumour cells either secrete a labile 'factor', or express a cell surface protein requiring direct contact with the fibroblasts, resulting in down-regulation of collagen gene expression.

Small diameter DRG neurons responsive to itch and pain stimuli (Stucky and Lewin, 1999; Lallemend and Ernfors, 2012) express a cell surface antigen that binds a plant lectin, isolectin B4 (Silverman and Kruger, 1990).

Like the most mesenchymal cells (Ref. 23), ASC express a cell surface marker profile that is comparable to BMSC (Refs 9, 24), fulfilling all requirements that have been suggested as the minimal criteria for defining multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells (Ref. 25).

Specifically, they demonstrate that lung-targeted overexpression of TGF-β1 induces the intrapulmonary accumulation of a heterogeneous population of collagen-containing leucocytes, many of which express a cell surface phenotype characteristic of monocytes but appear to be distinct from alternatively activated macrophages.

CHO M7 expresses a cell-surface-displayed non-cleavable TNF-α.