Antigen-specific cellular hyporesponsiveness in a chronic human helminth infection is mediated by T(h)3/T(r)1-type cytokines IL-10 and transforming growth factor-beta but not by a T(h)1 to T(h)2 shift.
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Antigen-specific cellular hyporesponsiveness in a chronic human helminth infection is mediated by T(h)3/T(r)1-type cytokines IL-10 and transforming growth factor-beta but not by a T(h)1 to T(h)2 shift.
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Antigen-specific cellular hypo ...... not by a T(h)1 to T(h)2 shift.
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Burchard G
Fleischer B
Satoguina J
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10.1093/INTIMM/12.5.623
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2000-05-01T00:00:00Z