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Figure 2.1 Photos of the participants in the Symposium on Immunophysiology held in
Leningrad in 1982. These researchers made key contributions to the determination of the
further development of immunophysiology in the world and, in fact, were the founders of
this field of inquiry: (A) R. Ader (USA), (B) B.D. Yankovich (Yugoslavia), (C) W. Pierpaoli
(Switzerland), (D) E.A. Korneva (Russia) and G.F. Solomon (USA) in the forefront,
(E) N.H. Spector (USA) and H.O. Besedovsky (Switzerland) in the Peter and Paul Fortress.