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New Paths in Human Cancer Serology

20 Apr 1998

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Two questions have dominated the field of human cancer immunology throughout its history. Do cancer-specific antigens exist and, if so, are they recognized by the autologous host? Until recently, attempts to provide definitive answers to these questions have not been rewarded with much success.

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PMID: 9547328
DOI: 10.1084/jem.187.8.1163

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