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Cell-mediated (delayed) hypersensitivity in patients with summer hay-fever

Brostoff et al., 1969

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3556379116388736954
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Brostoff J
Roitt I
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The Lancet

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Pollen-induced lymphocyte transformation in hay-fever subjects with clinical immediate hypersensitivity reflects the presence of a sensitised thymus-dependent cell population, which also gives rise to positive macrophage and leucocyte migration-inhibition tests in vitro …
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