Titlebook: In Situ Expression of Tumor Immunity; Isaac P. Witz,M. G. Hanna Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980 Antigen.biology.ca

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A Review of Data, Problems, and Open Questions Pertaining to in Situ Tumor Immunity,While this line of research has the potential for providing a great deal of new information about antitumor immunity, as might be expected it is an approach that is fraught with technical problems. The objectives of this chapter are to call attention to these problems and, when possible, to suggest

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Immunologic Reactivity of Lymphoid Cells in Tumors,ch studies, it has become clear that a wide variety of effector cells and types of immune functions may be involved in antitumor responses. Particular attention has been directed toward T cells that may be directly cytotoxic against tumor cells or may proliferate or produce lymphokines upon stimulat