Characterization of the group I and group II antibody response against PC-KLH in normal and T15 idiotype-suppressed BALB/c mice.

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Published in Immunology on July 01, 1988

Authors

U Bruderer1, R Aebersold, K Blaser, C H Heusser

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1: Pharmaceuticals Research Laboratories, Ciba-Geigy Ltd, Basel, Switzerland.

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