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Unmanaged Code Interoperability, contemporary immunobiology. With the discovery in the early 1960s of the role of the mammalian thymus in the development of immunocompetent cells (Good and Gabrielsen, 1964), it was tempting to assume that the thymus was also central to development of antibody-producing cells. This idea was particu

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Application of Marrow Grafts in Human Disease: Its Problems and Potential,15 years of laboratory and clinical work. In the following pages, the rationale for, problems associated with, and current results of clinical marrow transplantation for bone marrow failure, organ grafting, and malignancy will be outlined.

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