Monocyte Chemoattractant Protein-1 Contributes to Gut Homeostasis and Intestinal Inflammation by Composition of IL-10–Producing Regulatory Macrophage Subset

Monocyte Chemoattractant Protein-1 Contributes to Gut Homeostasis and Intestinal Inflammation by Composition of IL-10–Producing Regulatory Macrophage Subset
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10.4049/jimmunol.0804012
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2010-03
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The Journal of Immunology
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Y. Takada;T. Hisamatsu;N. Kamada;M. Kitazume;Haruki Honda;Yosuke Oshima;R. Saito;T. Takayama;
Y. Takada;T. Hisamatsu;N. Kamada;M. Kitazume;Haruki Honda;Yosuke Oshima;R. Saito;T. Takayama;
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Y. Takada;T. Hisamatsu;N. Kamada;M. Kitazume;Haruki Honda;Yosuke Oshima;R. Saito;T. Takayama;

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