A dominant mechanism coordinately suppresses the expression of Th2 lymphokines.
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A. Weiss | M. Lohoff | G. Nebl | Y. Samstag | E. Serfling | M. Röllinghoff | A. Gessner | J. Waiser | H. Jack
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