Immune-regulatory properties carried by human amnion epithelial cells: Focus on the role of HLA-G and adenosinergic ectoenzymes.
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F. Malavasi | D. Marimpietri | A. Horenstein | F. Morandi | R. Gramignoli | I. Airoldi | N. Matysiak | A. Faini | K. Kopaczka
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