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Demonstration of a soluble mediator that induces exudates rich in Ia-positive macrophages.

Scher et al., 1980

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17572115534561992069
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Scher M
Beller D
Unanue E
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The Journal of experimental medicine

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Previous studies have shown that Listeria monocytogenes-immune T cells, adoptively transferred into normal mice with killed Listeria organisms, induced peritoneal exudates rich in Ia-positive macrophages. We show now that culture fluids generated by Listeria-immune …
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