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Progress In Allergy Vol. 20
Progress In Allergy Vol. 20

By G. Marone, S.T. Holgate, Paul Kallos, K. Blaser, H. Saito, J. Ring, M. Capron, J. A. Denburg, Kallós, P., Waksman, B.H, De Weck, A.L

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1 v. (XII-340 p.) : 24 puis 25 cm Notes bibliogr

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Progress In Allergy Vol. 17
Progress In Allergy Vol. 17

By Paul Kallos, T. A. E. Platts-Mills, P. Kallós, A. L. De Weck, B. H. Waksman, Kallos, Waksman, De Weck, Kallós, P., Waksman, B.H, De Weck, A.L

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The Sketches of Otohistory paint a fascinating picture of otology from its incipiency in the ancient circum-Mediterranean civilizations, through the 19th-century rise of aural surgery and inner ear...

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Progress In Allergy Vol. 18
Progress In Allergy Vol. 18

By Paul Kallos, T. A. E. Platts-Mills, P. Kallós, A. L. De Weck, B. H. Waksman, Kallos, Waksman, De Weck, Kallós, P., Waksman, B.H, De Weck, A.L

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Th1 and Th2 cells, representing extremely polarized modalities of the specific effector immune response, play an important role in both protection against exogenous insults and the induction of sev...

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Progress In Allergy Vol. 20
Progress In Allergy Vol. 20

By Paul Kallos, T. A. E. Platts-Mills, P. Kallós, A. L. De Weck, B. H. Waksman, Kallos, Waksman, De Weck, Kallós, P., Waksman, B.H, De Weck, A.L

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Th1 and Th2 cells, representing extremely polarized modalities of the specific effector immune response, play an important role in both protection against exogenous insults and the induction of sev...

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Recent Trends In Allergen And Complement Research
Recent Trends In Allergen And Complement Research

By Paul Kallos, T. A. E. Platts-Mills, P. Kallós, A. L. De Weck, K. Ishizaka, B. H. Waksman, Kallos, Waksman, De Weck, Ishizaka, Kallós, P., Waksman, B.H, De Weck, A.L, Ishizaka, K.

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Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) is a promising new therapeutic tool for the treatment of diabetes. Since the first reports describing its potent insulinotropic activity were published about a decad...

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Progress In Allergy Vol. 19
Progress In Allergy Vol. 19

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