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Potential for immunotherapy with heat-killed Mycobacterium vaccae in respiratory medicine
Immunotherapy, 11/06/09

Stanford J et al. – Additional immunological data are reported from material stored from an earlier study of immunotherapy for pulmonary tuberculosis to help complete the information on the way that treatment with three monthly injections of heat–killed, borate–buffered M. vaccae (SRL172) may act.

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