Role of the thymus in tolerance. VII. Distribution of nonaggregated and heat-aggregated bovine gamma globulin in lymphoid organs of normal newborn and adult rats.

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  1968

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  The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine

• Publication date

  1968-08-01

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  Biology, Medicine

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  PMID 4176381PMCID 2591437
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