Cytovaricin B, a new inhibitor of JAK-STAT signal transduction produced by Streptomyces torulosus.
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A. Miyajima | H. Wakao | Y. Hayakawa | H. Seto | K. Furihata | M. Kitamura | S. Kazuo | N. Yamashita
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