Severe combined immune deficiency

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Severe combined immune deficiency - severe combined immunodeficient (scid) mice like their human counterparts with immunodeficiency diseases are helpless not only to fight infection but also to reject transplanted tissue. These animals lack both t and b-cells and are used extensively in researches of immune disease or tissue transplantation. See scid mouse

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