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Antibody Production to Antigen-Specific Factors,f action in intact animals are still poorly understood. The main problem hindering resolution of these problems has been the minute quantities of material required for high biological activity, in bioassays of relative complexity, where small amounts of messenger molecules initiate or modulate a complex series of events.

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Examining the Anatomy of a Virtual Machine,n; Buchhagen .., 1976). Since isolates from leukemic cells infect fibroblasts without transformation, and isolates from fibroblasts can both infect and transform some T lymphocytes, it is apparent that some very special relationship must exist between the transforming virus and its target cell (reviewed by Weissman and Baird, 1977).

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The Role of MuLV Receptors on T-Lymphoma Cells in Lymphoma Cell Proliferation,n; Buchhagen .., 1976). Since isolates from leukemic cells infect fibroblasts without transformation, and isolates from fibroblasts can both infect and transform some T lymphocytes, it is apparent that some very special relationship must exist between the transforming virus and its target cell (reviewed by Weissman and Baird, 1977).

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Book 1980are frequently several themes that will receive special emphasis and prominence at any given time. It is our hope that this series will reflect these themes and pro­ vide an appropriate venue for exposure of such topics at a useful time. Although this particular volume is not designated as one of th

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Examining the Anatomy of a Virtual Machine,uced with small doses of chemical carcinogens express such antigens remains controversial. Many human neoplasms, however, appear to be immunogenic, which has led to a massive effort to identify the antigens responsible, with a view to cancer diagnosis and therapy (for a review, see Hellström and Brown, 1979).