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. 2002 Jan 21;195(2):181–188. doi: 10.1084/jem.20011453

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Figure 5. — Allelic exclusion by the 3H9H/56R H chain transgene. Spleen cells from 3H9H/56R mice and the nontransgenic littermate were stained with anti-CD19, -IgM^a, and -IgM^b. Percentages of IgM^a+ (the transgenic allele) and IgM^b+ (the endogenous allele) cells in the CD19⁺ gate are indicated. Representative of two independent experiments using a different mouse of each kind.