RAGE deficiency ameliorates autoimmune hepatitis involving inhibition of IL-6 production via suppressing protein Arid5a in mice.
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Z. Tan | F. Zheng | M. Fang | D. Fang | Wen Wang | Xiaoyuan Fei | Shuyao Hua | Xiaoxiao Li
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