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Burger, 1969 - Google Patents

Transfer factors in delayed-type hypersensitivity

Burger, 1969

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Burger D
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Many investigators have reported passive transfer of delayedhypersensitivity with leukocytic extracts. Positive results using thedinitrochloro-and dinitrofluorobenzene (2, 4-DNFB) systems in theguinea pig with cell-free incubation fluids from peritoneal exudativecells …
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