Increase of the T-reg-recruiting chemokine CCL22 expression in a progressive course of cervical dysplasia
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U. Jeschke | T. Kolben | S. Mahner | E. Schmoeckel | A. Vattai | M. Kessler | S. Beyer | L. Hertlein | S. Corradini | S. Meister | L. Keilmann | C. Buschmann | Nadine Kremer
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