Defective natural killer cell activity of peripheral blood lymphocytes correlates with the degree of neutropenia in patients with chronic idiopathic neutropenia of adults

Helen Α. Papadaki(University of Crete), George D. Eliopoulos(University of Crete), A. Chatzivassili(University of Crete), John Konsolas(University of Crete), Irene Xylouri(University of Crete), N. Karkavitsas(University of Crete), George Katrinakis(University of Crete), Stavroula A. Coulocheri(University of Crete)
Annals of Hematology
May 7, 1998
10.1007/s002770050376
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