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From: jgsmith@watson.bcm.tmc.edu (James G. Smith)
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Subject: Re: Forgotten Entities: Do You Remember Any?
Summary: one from Immunology...not dead yet, but fading fast
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Date: 29 Oct 90 16:21:58 GMT
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Suppressor T-cells.  While the idea of suppressor cells is not completely dead
yet, things are looking pretty bad for them.  "Suppression" is beginning to 
look like a very complex interaction between lots of different cells.

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(Things would have been so nice if there were just helpers, killers, and 
suppressors....sigh)