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WE have investigated the stage in erythroblast maturation at which erythrocyte membrane antigens first appear, using an antiserum which lysed rabbit erythrocytes. Mature acidophilic erythroblasts were lysed with a lower concentration of antiserum (complement in excess) than were the less mature basophilic cells.
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BORSOOK, H., RATNER, K. & TATTRIE, B. Differential Immune Lysis of Erythroblasts. Nature 221, 1261–1262 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/2211261b0
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