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Diagnostic Immunology|January 1, 1984

Abnormal fluorescent actin pattern of lazy phagocyte syndromesN Foroozanfar, P H Grohmann, J R Hobbs

La Clinica Terapeutica|August 31, 1984

[Phagocytic deficiencies]J R Hobbs, N Foorozanfar, P H Grohmann, et al.

Clinical and Experimental Immunology|June 1, 1981

Stimulation of human NK cell activity by cultured cells. II Ingestion of aspirin by blood donors suppresses induced NK activityP H Grohmann, F Porzsolt, I Quirt, et al.

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Diagnostic Immunology|January 1, 1984

Abnormal fluorescent actin pattern of lazy phagocyte syndromesN Foroozanfar, P H Grohmann, J R Hobbs

La Clinica Terapeutica|August 31, 1984

[Phagocytic deficiencies]J R Hobbs, N Foorozanfar, P H Grohmann, et al.

Clinical and Experimental Immunology|June 1, 1981

Stimulation of human NK cell activity by cultured cells. II Ingestion of aspirin by blood donors suppresses induced NK activityP H Grohmann, F Porzsolt, I Quirt, et al.

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