AMD3100, a Potent and Specific Antagonist of the Stromal Cell-Derived Factor-1 Chemokine Receptor CXCR4, Inhibits Autoimmune Joint Inflammation in IFN-γ Receptor-Deficient Mice1
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Dominique Schols | E. De Clercq | A. Billiau | D. Schols | G. Bridger | S. Hatse | Erik De Clercq | Sigrid Hatse | Patrick Matthys | Kurt Vermeire | Anja Wuyts | Gary Bridger | Geoffrey W. Henson | Alfons Billiau | K. Vermeire | G. Henson | A. Wuyts | P. Matthys
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