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    Development of T Cells with Memory Phenotype in Infancy

    Studies in mice give a reasonably clear view of the genes in he germline which are rearranged to give the αβ heterodimer of the T cell receptor for antigen. The role of the thymus in modulating the germline re...

    Anthony R. Hayward, Jesse Groothuis in Immunology of Milk and the Neonate (1991)

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    Immunity Development

    The development of immunity occurs during two separate phases. The first takes place during fetal life, in the absence of exogenous antigen stimulus. It is characterized by the production of immune cells (phag...

    Anthony R. Hayward in Human Growth (1986)

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    The Immunology of Breast Milk

    Resistance to infection and protection from allergic disorders (or atopy) are probably the most frequently cited immunologic benefits of breast-feeding. In this chapter, some of the immunologic constituents of...

    Anthony R. Hayward in Lactation (1983)