1994-11-23
Cytokine dependence of B cell memory formation : a study in mice with emphasis on IgG1, and IgE
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Cytokine afhankelijkheid van d geheugen B cel vorming: Een studie in de muis met speciale aandacht voor IgG, en IgE
Mammals are born with virtually no self-generated immune protection. Immediately after birth they are more or less protected by antibodies that have crossed the placenta or are derived from the colostrum. This so called passive-immunization only holds for a limited period after birth. When the new-born is exposed to environmental antigens the immune-defense systems are gradually built up_ This natural form of active immunization can be mimicked by a deliberate introduction of antigens into the host in order to provoke protective immune responses prior to a natural encounter with those antigens [Clark, 1991]
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| NWO, Pfizer BV | |
| R. Benner (Robbert) | |
| Erasmus University Rotterdam | |
| hdl.handle.net/1765/23905 | |
| Organisation | Erasmus MC: University Medical Center Rotterdam |
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van Ommen, R. (1994, November 23). Cytokine dependence of B cell memory formation : a study in mice with emphasis on IgG1, and IgE. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/23905 |
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