Temperature-mediated processes in immunity: differential effects of low temperature on mouse T helper cell responses.
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Summary
The low temperature appeared to inhibit the function of virgin Th cells by preferentially affecting T cell-derived interleukin synthesis/secretion and not other cellular activities, implying fundamental differences between the activation requirements of memory andirgin Th cells.
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- article
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- 1990-04-01
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- 20
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Keywords
STRIDE, Computer science, Computer security
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