Role of activin A in murine mast cells: modulation of cell growth, differentiation, and migration
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K. Ogawa | M. Funaba | Masayuki Funaba | Teruo Ikeda | Masaru Murakami | Kenji Ogawa | Matanobu Abe | T. Ikeda | M. Murakami | M. Abe | Masaru Murakami
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