Leukocyte adhesion receptors

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This invention concerns the cloning of the alpha-subunit of the p150,95 leukocyte adhesion receptor molecule. The invention also concerns the alpha-subunit of p150,95, as well as fragments of this receptor molecule. The invention further pertains to the diagnostic and therapeutic uses for such molecules.

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