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Cross reactivity of three T cell attracting murine chemokines stimulating the CXC chemokine receptor CXCR3 and their induction in cultured cells and during allograft …Meyer et al., 2001
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- Meyer M
- Hensbergen P
- Raaij‐Helmer E
- Brandacher G
- Margreiter R
- Heufler C
- Koch F
- Narumi S
- Werner E
- Colvin R
- Luster A
- Tensen C
- Werner‐Felmayer G
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- European journal of immunology
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Recent work identified the murine gene homologous to the human T cell attracting chemokine CXC receptor ligand 11 (CXCL11, also termed I‐TAC, SCYB11, ß‐R1, H174, IP‐ 9). Here, the biological activity and expression patterns of murine CXCL11 relative to CXCL9 …
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