Normal lymphoid early precursor would be expected to demonstrate which of the following of the following...
Normal lymphoid early precursor would be expected to demonstrate which of the following of the following markers
Cig, a cytoplasmic immunoglobulin
SIgM, surface membrane which immunoglobulin
CALLA, a surface antigen
TdT, a cytoplasmic enzyme
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Q. Normal lymphoid early precursor would be expected to demonstrate which of the following of the following markers
Cig, a cytoplasmic immunoglobulin
SIgM, surface membrane which immunoglobulin
CALLA, a surface antigen
TdT, a cytoplasmic enzyme
Ans. SIgM, surface membrane which immunoglobulin
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