Reversible CD8 expression induced by common cytokine receptor γchain-dependent cytokines in a cloned CD4^+ T_h1 cell line
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概要
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- 2002-03-01
著者
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PARK Woong-Ryeon
Department of Oncology (C6), Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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ZHOU Xu-Yu
Department of Oncology (C6), Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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YANG Yi-Fu
Department of Oncology (C6), Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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HAMAOKA Toshiyuki
Department of Oncology (C6), Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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FUJIWARA Hiromi
Department of Oncology (C6), Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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Yang Y‐f
Department Of Oncology (c6) Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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PARK Cheung-Seog
Department of Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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TOYOOKA Kazuhito
Department of Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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YASHIRO-OHTANI Yumi
Department of Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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TOMURA Michio
Department of Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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TAI Xu-Guang
Department of Oncology, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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Zhou Xu-yu
Department Of Oncology (c6) Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Tai Xu-guang
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Fujiwara H
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Fujiwara Hiromi
Department Of Oncology (c6) Graduate School Of Medicine Osaka University
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Park Woong-ryeon
Department Of Oncology (c6) Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Fujiwara H
Osaka Univ. Osaka Jpn
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Yang Yi-fu
Department Of Oncology (c6) Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Park Cheung-seog
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Tomura Michio
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Park Cheung-seog
Department Of Microbiology College Of Medicine Kyung Hee University
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Yashiro-ohtani Yumi
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Toyo-oka Kazuhito
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Hamaoka Toshiyuki
Department Of Oncology (c6) Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Hamaoka Toshiyuki
Biomedical Research Center Faculty Of Medicine Osaka University
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Hamaoka Toshiyuki
Biomedical Research Center Osaka University Medical School
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Fujiwara H
Department Of Oncology (c6) Graduate School Of Medicine Osaka University
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Fujiwara Hiromi
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Hamaoka Toshiyuki
Department Of Oncology Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Fujiwara H
Department Of Oncology Biomedical Research Center Osaka University Graduate School Of Medicine
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HAMAOKA Toshiyuki
Department of Oncogenesis, Institute for Cancer Research
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