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Receptor structures of the immune system : [held at the Philipps-Univ., Inst. for Pharmaceut. Biology, in Marburg, FRG, September 24 - 26, 1986]
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Deutsch
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132 S.
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871311070
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Behring Institute research communications; No. 81
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Immunsystem ; Rezeptor ; Struktur ; Konferenzschrift Marburg (Lahn); Kongress Marburg
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