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Role of interferon-γ in immune cell regulation

1995-10-01

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Abstract In 1965 Wheelock reported that phytohemagglutinin could induce from human leukocytes an interferon-like virus inhibitor [1]. This substance, which turned out to be interferon-γ (IFN-γ), has been the subject, directly or indirectly, of thousands of scientific publications since that initial report. Past research has led to the general conclusion that IFN-γ is much more than an interferon in that it has bro...

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2ef275f2-971f-5a28-bbb9-391ade6ec56b
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10.1002/jlb.58.4.373
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