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P. M. Pitha,D. P. Bednarik various possible adverse effects of drugs and other substances may also be criticised on several other grounds. The number of new products which are designed for human use or to which humans will be exposed, such as drugs, industrial byproducts, toiletries, products for use on crops or pests of cro

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The Cell Biology of Antigen Processing: A Review,eptors were identified. By contrast, it is only in the last 4 years that any detailed understanding of a third aspect of antigen recognition has emerged; namely, how an antigen presenting cell creates a specific ligand for recognition by the T cell antigen receptor. Fortunately, the methods of molec

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Molecular Aspects of Human B and T Lymphocyte Responses to HIV,control the infection for various periods of time but ultimately fail to prevent the development of AIDS. This chapter reviews of the human immune response to HIV-1, focusing on those immune mechanisms that may exert a beneficial anti-viral effect and those that may contribute to the pathophysiology

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