Titlebook: Hamster Immune Responses in Infectious and Oncologic Diseases; J. Wayne Streilein,David A. Hart,Rupert E. Billing Book 1981 The Editor(s)

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Introductiontial to make a strong case why we needed to work on hamsters rather than mice, because, as we were told so often by overzealous Site Visitors, “that has already been done in the mouse,” or “it would be much easier to do in the mouse.” Those who chose to work on rats have had similar problems with the “mouse lobby.”

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Book 1981IVENESS AND EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF INFECTIOUS AND ONCO­ LOGIC DISEASES". This meeting followed its predecessor, "Hamster Immune Responses: Experimental Models Linking Immunogenetics, Oncogene­ sis and Viral Immunity" by three years. This more recent meeting was more pointed in its focus and the cont

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137384669n on the functional delineation and analysis of hamster lymphocyte subpopulations. More work in this direction will be of great importance in adding to our understanding of the hamster immune system and in further developing the hamster as a useful animal model for immunologic and other studies.

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The Politics of British Defence 1979–98 Although various cellular alloimmune reactivities have been described in hamsters, it is not known whether any of these responses result from allogeneic disparities encoded by class I MHC loci analogous to the murine . and ..

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Functional Analysis of Lymphoid Cell Subpopulations Involved in Rejection of Tumors Induced by Simian on the functional delineation and analysis of hamster lymphocyte subpopulations. More work in this direction will be of great importance in adding to our understanding of the hamster immune system and in further developing the hamster as a useful animal model for immunologic and other studies.