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Donohoe, M E; Blomberg, B B (1997) The 14.1 surrogate light chain promoter has lineage- and stage-restricted activity. J Immunol 158:1681-91
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Yang, J; Glozak, M A; Blomberg, B B (1995) Identification and localization of a developmental stage-specific promoter activity from the murine lambda 5 gene. J Immunol 155:2498-514
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Bauer Jr, T R; Blomberg, B (1991) The human lambda L chain Ig locus. Recharacterization of JC lambda 6 and identification of a functional JC lambda 7. J Immunol 146:2813-20
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Blomberg, B B; Rudin, C M; Storb, U (1991) Identification and localization of an enhancer for the human lambda L chain Ig gene complex. J Immunol 147:2354-8
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Lopez, D M; Blomberg, B B; Padmanabhan, R R et al. (1989) Nuclear disintegration of target cells by killer B lymphocytes from tumor-bearing mice. FASEB J 3:37-43
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Udey, J A; Blomberg, B B (1988) Intergenic exchange maintains identity between two human lambda light chain immunoglobulin gene intron sequences. Nucleic Acids Res 16:2959-69
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