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a. Total lymphoid irradiation b. Immunosuppressive drugs c. Elimination of passenger leukocytes from the transplanted tissue d. Blocking monoclonal antibodies (against IL-2R, for example) e. Adjuvant therapy 27. A patient with a MHC class II deficiency (an example is the Bare Lymphocyte syndrome): a. Will experience decreased viral ...
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