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A Special Reaction of the Complement Fixation Test applied to the Study of Tumours

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IN the course of immunological research on cancer it was observed that the foot and mouth disease virus can act as antigen in a special reaction of the complement fixation test.

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SERRA, A., GUARINI, G., LOVISETTO, P. et al. A Special Reaction of the Complement Fixation Test applied to the Study of Tumours. Nature 181, 622–623 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181622a0

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