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Functions of the Natural Immune System

Functions of the Natural Immune System

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Twenty contributions examine a variety of functions reportedly mediated by cells within the natural immune system and review the diverse functional activities of the lymphoid cells. Major emphasis is on the reactivity of natural effector cells specifically within the lymphoid populations. Annotation

Keywords

IMMUNOLOGYCOMMUNICABLE DISEASESONCOLOGY

1989Book

Author(s)Craig W. Reynolds, Robert H. Wiltrout

PublisherSpringer

ISBN9780306429514

LanguageEnglish

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