Accumulation of soluble Fas in inflamed joints of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
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T. Sumida | K. Okumura | H. Yagita | K. Nishioka | H. Asahara | T. Hasunuma | T. Kobata | N. Kayagaki | H. Aono | S. Motokawa | Kusuki Nishioka | Takayuki Sumida | Hiroyuki Aono | H. Yagita | K. Okumura | Tomoko Hasunuma | Hiroshi Asahara | Satoru Motokawa
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