IL-18 neutralization ameliorates obstruction-induced epithelial-mesenchymal transition and renal fibrosis.
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K. Meldrum | D. Meldrum | H. Asanuma | C. Dinarello | M. Campbell | K. Hile | A. Bani-Hani | Jeffery A Leslie | Honji Zhang
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