increased p43-isoferritin in ethiopian immigrants in israel--a marker for immune activation [letter]

NLM AIDSLINE Increased p43-isoferritin in Ethiopian immigrants in Israel--a marker for immune activation [letter] Moroz C; Weisman Z; Kalinkovich A; Bentwich Z
April 30, 1995

AIDS. 1994 Sep;8(9):1355-6. Unique Identifier : AIDSLINE MED/95101183 Biological Markers Emigration and Immigration Ethiopia/ETHNOLOGY Female Ferritin/BLOOD/IMMUNOLOGY Homosexuality, Male Human HIV Infections/BLOOD/IMMUNOLOGY/TRANSMISSION Israel *Lymphocyte Transformation Male Sex Behavior LETTER JOURNAL ARTICLE

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