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A minireview by Hanada et al., (Biol. Chem. 391(12): 2010, page 1365) of this interesting system involving T-cell membrane protein ligands and ligand targets in various tissues, including specific neural and astroglial terrains in the brain may provide additional support to the findings that inflammatory responses may play a role in autism.
2 commenti:
Insomma come vivere con gatti in casa abbassa le probabilita` di sviluppare allergi.....
francesca
già, l'ambiente in cui cresci ti modella le risposte immunitarie, mah, allergie a parte, è un sollievo sapere che qualocsa si può fare per diverse affezioni poco curabili!
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