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Properties of educated T cells. The ability of educated T cells to facilitate the immune response to non-cross-reacting antigensin vitro

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Properties of educated T cells. The ability of educated T cells to facilitate the immune response to non-cross-reacting antigensin vitro (English)

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H. Waldmann

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A. Munro

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Phillipa Hunter

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March 1973

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European Journal of Immunology

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167-172

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3

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