On the origin and fate of immunologically competent cells

Paul Nieuwenhuis

On the origin and fate of immunologically competent cells

Paul Nieuwenhuis

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In the Introduction, the apparent relation between the development of "immunity" and the lymphoid system is illustrated in a short historical review ending the in the formulation of the concept of the immunologically competent cell "as a cell, which is fully qualified to undertake an immune response" (Medawar, 1958) ... Zie: Summary

Originele taal-2	English
Kwalificatie	Doctor of Philosophy
Uitgever	s.n.
Status	Published - 1971

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