T-cell receptor excision circles (TRECs) are circular DNA fragments removed from the chromosome during VDJ recombination in developing thymocytes, found transiently in recent thymic emigrants.
Circular DNA fragments excised from the chromosome during VDJ recombination in developing thymoctytes that are transiently retained in T cells that have recently left the thymus
| Front | Circular DNA fragments excised from the chromosome during VDJ recombination in developing thymoctytes that are transiently retained in T cells that have recently left the thymus |
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| Back | T-cell receptor excision circles TRECs |
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