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Blocking of lymphocyte-mediated cytotoxicity for rat hepatoma cells by tumour-specific antigen-antibody complexes

Baldwin et al., 1972

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5604677584237300179
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Baldwin R
Price M
Robins R
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Nature New Biology

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LYMPHOCYTES from tumour-bearing animals are often cytotoxic in vitro against cultured tumour cells from the same individual1–4. It is possible that the serum of tumour-bearing hosts may contain circulating factors which interfere with the cell-mediated immune …
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