The antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxic reaction. II. The effect of the concentration of anti-target cell antibodies on the identity of the human effector cells.

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Published in Immunology on June 01, 1980

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M Keaney, S McPhail, C A Jodouín, M Richter

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