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The Regulation of Antibody Formation
1971The immune response is regulated by the complex interaction of many processes, most of which are not antigen-specific. In this presentation, however, I want to discuss antigen-specific mechanisms only, because these influence the immune response in an exquisitely selective manner and because their manipulation offers the best opportunities of modifying
Martin W. Graf +2 more
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Structure and Formation of Antibodies
1965It has been known since the end of the 19th century that antibodies are found in the globulin fraction of the immune sera1. Their nature remained unknown and their action, like that of the enzymes, was attributed to contaminants of the isolated globulins.
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The Site of Antibody Formation
Science, 1945William E. Ehrich, T. N. Harris
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The Influence Of Thymectomy On Antibody Formation
APMIS, 1961Karl-Erik Fichtelius +2 more
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The cytology of antibody formation
Journal of Cellular and Comparative Physiology, 1958openaire +3 more sources
Androgens and antibody formation
Pharmacology & Therapeutics. Part B: General and Systematic Pharmacology, 1975openaire +3 more sources
PREVENTION OF LEUCOCYTE-ANTIBODY FORMATION
The Lancet, 1970Francesco Mercuriali +2 more
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