Low‐titer antibodies reactive with HTLV‐I gag P19 in patients with chronic myeloneuropathy
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Summary
The results suggest that in some patients chronic myeloneuropathy diagnosed as chronic progressive multiple sclerosis, chronic progressive myelopathy, and chronic inflammatory polyradicul oneuropathy may be associated with HTLV‐I or related retroviruses.
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- 1989-10-01
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- 11
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Computer science
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