[Is the macrophage inhibition test suitable for the study of vaccinal tissue immunity?]

[Article in German]

[Article in German]

H Stickl et al. Infection. 1973.

. 1973;1(4):218-26.

doi: 10.1007/BF01639653.

No abstract available

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