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Iverson et al., 1972 - Google Patents

The role of a carrier‐determinant and T cells in the induction of liver‐specific autoantibodies in the mouse

Iverson et al., 1972

Document ID
13738238476563164954
Author
Iverson G
Lindenmann J
Publication year
Publication venue
European journal of immunology

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The immune response of inbred mice to a water‐soluble liver extract (F‐antigen) from certain allogenic strains of inbred mice is shown to be thymus‐dependent. Mice do not produce any detectable anti‐liver antibody (anti‐F) if they are first rendered tolerant to the …
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