Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,2      |            counterpart of classical T cell mediated rejection
 2 I, 2,2(16)  |         1994, 57: 363-70; Kobayashi T., Neethling F.A., Koren
 3 I, 2,2(16)  |         Proc 1996, 28: 604; Kroshus T.J., Rollins S.A., Dalmasso
 4 I, 2,2      |             are now being studied. ~T Cell Response. If acute
 5 I, 2,2      |       counterpart of the allogeneic T cell rejection response.(24)
 6 I, 2,2      | disagreements whether the xenogenic T cell response will be more
 7 I, 2,3      |            continuing inhibition of T cells leads to long-term
 8 I, 2,4(38)  |              Cooper D.K., Alexander T.J., et al., An approach
 9 I, 2,4(39)  |            Cf. Iverson W.O., Talbot T., Definition of a production
10 I, 2,5(43)  |             I.A., Chen S.H., Vaught T.D., et al., Cloned pigs
11 I, 2,5(43)  |        Onishi A., Iwamoto M., Akita T., et al., Pig cloning by
12 I, 3,6(46)  |                          Cf. Brevig T., Holgersson J., Widner
13 II, 1,8(56) |              Pimlico, London; Regan T., The case for Animal Rights,
14 II, 2,13(65)|   Schöne-Seifert B., Risk, in Reich T.W. (ed.), Encyclopedia of