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August 1, 1981British Journal of Dermatology

THE CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF HEAT-STABLE, SHORT-TERM SENSITIZING ANAPHYLACTIC IgG ANTIBODIES (IgG S-TS) AND OF RELATED ACTIVITIES OF IgG4 AND IgG2

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WPW.E. ParishUniversity of Leeds

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