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Cellular and genetic restrictions in the immunoregulatory activity of alpha-fetoprotein. I. Selective inhibition of anti-Ia-associated proliferative reactions.

Peck et al., 1978

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9525079335315475050
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Peck A
Murgita R
Wigzell H
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The Journal of experimental medicine

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Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), a major alpha-globulin component of fetal and newborn sera, has earlier been shown to exert significant immunosuppressive activity in vitro on T-dependent- immune responses. In the present investigation we have examined the effects of AFP on the …
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