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Natural Resistance and the Study of Normal Defence Mechanisms

Nature volume 111, pages 85–88 (1923)Cite this article

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CERTAIN aspects of immunity have long baffled “the experimental pathologist and are certain to receive in the future more adequate consideration when the fundamentals of the science of immunity/like those of all experimental sciences, come to be relaid.

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LEDINGHAM, J. Natural Resistance and the Study of Normal Defence Mechanisms. Nature 111, 85–88 (1923). https://doi.org/10.1038/111085a0

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