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Література Підвищення частоти клінічного та гістологічного раку простати з віком: вікові зміни місцевого імунного нагляду

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Ginaldi, L., De Martinis, M., D’Ostilio, A., Marini, L., Loreto, M.F., Martorelli, V. et al: The immune system in the elderly: 11. Specific cellular immunity. Immunol Res, 20: 109, 1999. Surapaneni, U.R., Cortes, J.E., Thomas, D., O’Brien, S., Giles, F.J., Koller, C. et al: Central nervous system relapse in adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Cancer, 94: 773, 2002. Pelletier, R.M.: Blood… Читати ще >

Література Підвищення частоти клінічного та гістологічного раку простати з віком: вікові зміни місцевого імунного нагляду (реферат, курсова, диплом, контрольна)

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