DETECTION OF CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNITY AGAINST TUMOR-ASSOCIATED ANTIGENS OF HUMAN BREAST CARCINOMA BY MIGRATION INHIBITION AND LYMPHOCYTE-STIMULATION ASSAYS
Authors:
- J.L. McCOYJMJ.L. McCOY
- J.H. DeanJDJ.H. Dean
- G.B. CannonGCG.B. Cannon
- B.A. MaurerBMB.A. Maurer
- R.K. OldhamROR.K. Oldham
- R.B. HerbermanRHR.B. Herberman
- 1 January 1976
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 77-86
Abstract
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