The bioactivity of transforming growth factor-β1 can be regulated via binding to dermal collagens in mink lung epithelial cells
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- 2006-03-01
著者
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Okamoto Osamu
Department Of Dermatology Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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OKAMOTO Osamu
Dermatology, Department of Anatomy, Biology and Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Oita University
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Shibuya Hiromi
Plastic Surgery Department Of Anatomy Biology And Medicine Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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Fujiwara Sakuhei
Dermatology Department Of Anatomy Biology And Medicine Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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Fuijwara Sakuhei
Department Of Anatomy Biology And Medicine (dermatology) Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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Fujiwara Sakuhei
Department Of Dermatology Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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Fujiwara Sakuhei
Department Of Anatomy Biology And Medicine Dermatology Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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Okamoto Osamu
Department Of Dermatology And Plastic Surgery Faculty Of Medicine University Of Oita
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Fujiwara Sakuhei
Department Of Dermatology And Plastic Surgery Faculty Of Medicine University Of Oita
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Fuijwara Sakuhei
Department Of Dermatology And Plastic Surgery Faculty Of Medicine University Of Oita
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Okamoto Osamu
Dermatology Department Of Anatomy Biology And Medicine Faculty Of Medicine Oita University
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