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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IN VIVO AND IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF INTERFERON

Solovev, V. D., T. A. Bektemirov, Vorotyntseva, N. V., Yu. B. Fedorova, М П Корженкова, Kleymenova, Z. N.

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In vitro interferon production is correlated with in vivo production. Children's leukocytes produce little or no interferon. Leukemic patients also seem to be weak and irregular producers of interferon. The capacity of leukocytes to produce interferon can be used as a test of immunological reactivity.

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In vitro interferon production is correlated with in vivo production. Children's leukocytes produce little or no interferon. Leukemic patients also seem to be weak and irregular producers of interferon. The capacity of leukocytes to produce interferon can be used as a test of immunological reactivity.

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In vitro interferon production is correlated with in vivo production. Children's leukocytes produce little or no interferon. Leukemic patients also seem to be weak and irregular producers of interferon. The capacity of leukocytes to produce interferon can be used as a test of immunological reactivity.

Key concepts: In vivo, Interferon, In vitro, Interferon γ, Production (economics), Immunology, Biology, Chemistry

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