Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. CDR3 nucleotide sequences. The clonal CDR3 sequences in the second biopsies are compared with those identified in the initial biopsies. Whether the sequences were derived from directly sequencing FW3-JH1 PCR products or from sequence analysis of individual clones of FW3-JH1 products is indicated in parentheses along with the number of related clones to total clones analyzed. N nucleodies are shown in lower case, whereas D and J segments are shown as boldface capitols (J segments left most). Nucleotide differences from the proposed germline D and J segments are underlined. (The names of the D and J segments are given in Table 3.)

CDR3 nucleotide sequences. The clonal CDR3 sequences in the second biopsies are compared with those identified in the initial biopsies. Whether the sequences were derived from directly sequencing FW3-JH1 PCR products or from sequence analysis of individual clones of FW3-JH1 products is indicated in parentheses along with the number of related clones to total clones analyzed. N nucleodies are shown in lower case, whereas D and J segments are shown as boldface capitols (J segments left most). Nucleotide differences from the proposed germline D and J segments are underlined. (The names of the D and J segments are given in Table 3.)

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