Chapter 42: Problem 8
Autoimmune T cells required for protection of the injured spinal cord are reactive toward a. skin proteins b. heat-shock proteins c. myelin proteins d. their antigenic specificity is irrelevant to the type of injury
Chapter 42: Problem 8
Autoimmune T cells required for protection of the injured spinal cord are reactive toward a. skin proteins b. heat-shock proteins c. myelin proteins d. their antigenic specificity is irrelevant to the type of injury
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