The effect of nutritional status on immune capacity and immune responses in preschool children in a rural community in India

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Abstract
Cell-mediated immune response (CMI) and several aspects of humoral immune status and response were measured and related to nutritional status in preschool children in north India. CMI was measured by means of postvaccinal (BCG) tuberculin sensitivity and leucocytic blast cell transformation. Humoral …
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Authors Kielmann AA;Uberoi IS;Chandra RK;Mehra VL;;
Journal bulletin of the world health organization
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