Leukocyte Integrin - dependent and Antibody - Independent Cytotoxicity of Macrophage against Allografts
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- 2000-01-20
著者
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Kubota T
Department Of Physiology Ii Osaka Medical College
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YONEDA YUKIO
Department of Pharmacology, Setsunan University
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Yoneda Y
Osaka Medical Coll. Osaka Jpn
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Yoneda Yukio
Department Of Molecular Pharmacology Kanazawa University Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Kubota T
Department Of Microbiology
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Kubota Takahiro
Department Of Physiology Ii Osaka Medical College
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Kubota Takahiro
Department Of Drug Metabolism And Biopharmaceutics Faculty Of Pharmacy Chiba Institute Of Science
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YOSHIDA Ryotaro
Department of Cell Biology, Osaka Bioscience Institute
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OKU Tohru
Department of Physiology Osaka Medical College
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TAKIKAWA Osamu
Department of Chemistry and Australian Cataract Research Foundation, The University of Wollongong
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EINAGA-NAITO Kuniko
Department of Physiology Osaka Medical College
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HIROTA Ryuichiro
Department of Physiology Osaka Medical College
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Yoshida R
Department Of Physiology Osaka Medical College
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Yoshida Ryotaro
Department Of Cell Biology Osaka Bioscience Institute
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Takikawa Osamu
Department Of Chemistry And Australian Cataract Research Foundation The University Of Wollongong
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Yamamoto Yumiko
Department Of Bacteriology Okayama University Medical School
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