Normal Mice the Immune Response to Preproinsulin in Expression of Preproinsulin-2 Gene Shapes
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C. Boitard | J. Jami | S. Muller | J. Briand | J. Carel | J. Elliott | P. Halbout | I. Tardivel | C. Lotton | P. Krief | B. Faideau | Béatrice Faideau
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