| pubmed-article:932448 | pubmed:abstractText | When the mononuclear cell population separated from normal human blood is passed through a nylon fibre column, monocytes and surface Ig bearing cells are retained; the eluted cells are a mixed properties. It appears that a proportion of the T cells eluted form EA-rosettes, and the eluted cell subpopulation includes non-T cells which share with B cells the ability to bind both EA and aggregated human IgG. | lld:pubmed |
