-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Cell structures containing tubulin were studied in peripheral blood lymphocytes from 8 normal donors and 11 patients with CLL using specific antitubulin antibodies revealed by immunoperoxidase assay. The centriole and microtubules were clearly visible in both groups. A "nucleus-associated tubulin-containing structure" was revealed by antitubulin antibodies and was found in virtually all lymphocytes of normal subjects but in a considerably lower number of CLL lymphocytes. The nature of this structure and its relationship to other cell structures are discussed.
Related Publications
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
January 1977,
Haematology and blood transfusion,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
January 1998,
Ryoikibetsu shokogun shirizu,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
January 1982,
Folia haematologica (Leipzig, Germany : 1928),
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
July 1973,
Journal of ultrastructure research,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
March 1978,
New Istanbul contribution to clinical science,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
January 2016,
Current topics in microbiology and immunology,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
May 1994,
International journal of oncology,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
July 1975,
Experimental cell research,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
March 1977,
Cancer research,
G Dighiero, and
E Karsenti, and
J Y Follezou, and
M Bornens
January 1992,
Acta haematologica Polonica,
