Effect of ultraviolet light on dinitrochlorobenzene-specific antigen-presenting function.

W R Levis; P M Lincoln; A M Dattner

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Effect of ultraviolet light on dinitrochlorobenzene-specific antigen-presenting function.

W R Levis·P M Lincoln·A M Dattner

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Dinitrobenzenes Dinitrochlorobenzene Dose-Response Relationship, Immunologic Epitopes Genes, MHC Class II Humans Lymphocyte Culture Test, Mixed Nitrobenzenes Ultraviolet Rays Journal Article

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W R Levis, P M Lincoln, A M Dattner. 1978. Effect of ultraviolet light on dinitrochlorobenzene-specific antigen-presenting function.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/81237/

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