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The roles of T and B lymphocytes in self-tolerance and autoimmunity

Allison, 1974

Document ID: 15551468792221604394
Author: Allison A
Publication year: 1974
Publication venue: Contemporary Topics in Immunobiology: Volume 3

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Abstract Ehrlich (1906), with his usual perceptiveness, drew attention to the remarkable fact that although vertebrates can readily be immunized with cells or body fluids from other animals they do not as a rule make antibodies against their own tissue constituents. He …

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