Chemokine and inflammatory cytokine changes during chronic wound healing
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概要
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- 1997-10-01
著者
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NICKOLOFF Brian
Department of Pathology, Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center, Loyola University of Chicago
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Kunkel Steven
Department Of Pathology University Of Michigan Medical Center
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FIVENSON David
Department of Dermatology, Henry ford Health System
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FARIA Duyen
Department of Dermatology, Henry ford Health System
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POVERINI Peter
Department of pathplogy, University of Michigan Medical Center
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BURDICK Marie
Department of Medicine, University of Michigan Medical Center
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STRIETER Robert
Department of Medicine, University of Michigan Medical Center
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Faria Duyen
Department Of Dermatology Henry Ford Health System
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Burdick Marie
Department Of Medicine University Of Michigan Medical Center
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Fivenson David
Department Of Dermatology Henry Ford Health System
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Poverini Peter
Department Of Pathplogy University Of Michigan Medical Center
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Nickoloff Brian
Department Of Pathology Loyola University Medical Center
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Nickoloff Brian
Department Of Pathology And Skin Cancer Research Laboratories Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center Loyol
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Strieter Robert
Department Of Medicine And Pathology And Laboratory Medicine Ucla School Of Medicine
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Strieter Robert
Department Of Medicine University Of Michigan Medical Center
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NICKOLOFF Brian
Department of Pathology, Loyola University Medical Center
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