Induction of autoimmune-like hepatic and ductal lesions by administration of lipopolysaccharide in mice undergoing graft-versus-host reaction across MHC class I difference.
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M. Zeniya | T. Kimura | T. Narita | G. Toda | A. Hayashi | K. Suzuki | S. Inada | M. Fujiwara | R. Yui | Y. Aizawa
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