TCR-and IL-1-mediated co-stimulation reveals an IL-4-independent way of T_h2 cell proliferation
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著者
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Huber Magdalena
Institut Fur Medizinische Mikrobiologie Und Hygiene Universitat Marburg
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Roellinghoff M
Inst. Klinische Mikrobiologie Immunologie Und Hygiene Erlangen Deu
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Weiss Angela
Institute Of Clinical Microbiology University Of Erlangen/nurnberg
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ROLLINGHOFF Martin
Institute of Clinical Microbiology, University of Erlangen/Nurnberg
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LOHOFF Michael
Institute of Clinical Microbiology, University of Erlangen/Nurnberg
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RUTHERFORD Andreas
Institute of Clinical Microbiology and lmmunology, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg
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MEISTER Wolfgang
Institute of Clinical Microbiology and lmmunology, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg
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Lohoff M
Inst. Klinische Mikrobiologie Immunologie Und Hygiene Erlangen Deu
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Lohoff Michael
Institut Fur Kinische Mikrobiologie Immunolgie Und Hygiene
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Lohoff Michael
Institute Of Clinical Microbiology And Lmmunology University Of Erlangen-nurnberg
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Rollinghoff Martin
Institue Of Clinical Microbiology University Of Erlangen-nurnberg
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Rutherford Andreas
Institute Of Clinical Microbiology And Lmmunology University Of Erlangen-nurnberg
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Meister Wolfgang
Institute Of Clinical Microbiology And Lmmunology University Of Erlangen-nurnberg
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Huber Magdalena
Institute Of Clinical Microbiology And Lmmunology University Of Erlangen-nurnberg
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Huber Magdalena
Institue Of Clinical Microbiology University Of Erlangen-nurnberg
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