Vascular adhesion protein-1 is actively involved in the development of inflammatory lesions in rat models of multiple sclerosis
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S. Jalkanen | L. Airas | A. Saraste | S. Tadayon | H. Liljenbäck | V. Saunavaara | P. Marjamäki | J. Teuho | A. Roivainen | Aida Kiviniemi | T. Veres | Petri Elo | K. Koskensalo | J. Virta | Meeri Käkelä
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