Fingolimod improves the outcome of experimental Graves' disease and associated orbitopathy by modulating the autoimmune response to the thyroid stimulating hormone receptor.

Fingolimod improves the outcome of experimental Graves' disease and associated orbitopathy by modulating the autoimmune response to the thyroid stimulating hormone receptor.
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10.1089/thy.2018.0754
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2019-09
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Thyroid : official journal of the American Thyroid Association
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Svenja Plöhn;Matthias Hose;A. Schlüter;L. Michel;S. Diaz-Cano;U. Hendgen-Cotta;J. Banga;N. Bechrakis;W. Hansen;A. Eckstein;U. Berchner‐Pfannschmidt
Svenja Plöhn;Matthias Hose;A. Schlüter;L. Michel;S. Diaz-Cano;U. Hendgen-Cotta;J. Banga;N. Bechrakis;W. Hansen;A. Eckstein;U. Berchner‐Pfannschmidt
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Svenja Plöhn;Matthias Hose;A. Schlüter;L. Michel;S. Diaz-Cano;U. Hendgen-Cotta;J. Banga;N. Bechrakis;W. Hansen;A. Eckstein;U. Berchner‐Pfannschmidt

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