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Why do adaptive immune responses cross-react?

Written by Mike CostelloeJuly 26, 2017August 8, 2017

K. J. Fairlie-Clarke, D. M. Shuker & A. L. Graham.  2009. Why do adaptive immune responses cross-react?  Evol Appl 2: 122-31.
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