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Can Deviations in Immune and Cytological Status Always Be Assigned to Pathology?

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The pathological or physiological nature of deviations in the immune and cytological parameters is discussed by the example of pilot examinations of children from different age groups in the town of Klimovsk.

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Petrova, I.V., Belyaeva, N.N. Can Deviations in Immune and Cytological Status Always Be Assigned to Pathology?. Human Physiology 27, 494–495 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010935424616

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