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Diverse cellular TGF-beta 1 and TGF-beta 3 gene expression in normal human and murine lung

Coker et al., 1996

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1656286604037116043
Author
Coker R
Laurent G
Shahzeidi S
Hernandez-Rodriguez N
Pantelidis P
Du Bois R
Jeffery P
McAnulty R
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European Respiratory Journal

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