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Suppressor Cells in the Embryonic Thymus Mediate Allograft Tolerance

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Published1976
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References16

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1975 • 220 citations

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1974 • 151 citations

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1971 • 103 citations

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1974 • 34 citations

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1966 • 31 citations

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1974 • 31 citations

Comparison of the suppressive effect of thymus cells and the suppression by neonatal application of antigen

1973 • 28 citations

Transfer of low zone tolerance to normal syngeneic mice by Θ‐positive cells

1973 • 28 citations

Uptake of Particulate Matter within the Thymus of Adult and New-Born Mice

1963 • 28 citations

Immunosuppressive Effect of Syngeneic Thymus Cells on Allograft Rejection

1975 • 24 citations

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1974 • 22 citations

Cellular composition of the chicken thymus; effects of neonatal bursectomy and hydrocortisone treatment

1973 • 22 citations

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