Effects of a combined antigen-cyclosporine regimen in four transplantation models.

R. Didlake,K. Kakazaki,N. Yoshimura,R. Merrell,B. Kahan

Published 1987 in Transplantation Proceedings

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Publication year
1987
Venue
Transplantation Proceedings
Publication date
1987-02-01
Fields of study
Medicine
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PMID 3152626
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