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Immunology for orthopedists

Lanzer, 1987

Document ID
9346224147357826339
Author
Lanzer W
Publication year
Publication venue
Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery

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In summary, the immune system provides two specific types of responses: humoral or B-cell immunity, and T-cell-mediated immunity to a specific stimulus. In response to a noxious stimulus, the inflammatory response utilizes some common cellular elements of the immune …
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