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Keywords:  immunomodulators, fak, antigen, colostrum, lawrence
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a substance produced by white blood cells that transfers the ability to recognize foreign invaders from cell to cell.
aids.hallym.ac.kr
A fraction of white blood cells that apparently "transfers" capability to mount an immune response to a specific antigen.
thebody.com
(TRANS-fer FAK-ter) A substance made by some white blood cells. Transfer factor from one person's white blood cells may be able to cause a specific immune response when injected into the skin of another person.
ecancerawareness.com
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