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Research Article

Different Molecular Mechanisms Lead to Same Endpoints with Different Function: TNF-α Induces Non Functional CSF-1 Receptors on HL-60 Cells in Contrast to Interfer on-γ

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Pages 59-70 | Published online: 26 Sep 2008

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