SOLUBLE IL-6Rα UPREGULATES IL-6, MMP-1 AND MMP-2 SECRETION IN BONE MARROW STROMAL CELLS
Authors:
- Sophie BarilléSBSophie Barillé
- Madeleine ColletteMCMadeleine Collette
- Wilfrid ThabardWTWilfrid Thabard
- Christophe BleunvenCBChristophe Bleunven
- Régis BatailleRBRégis Bataille
- Martine AmiotMAMartine Amiot
- 1 September 2000
- Vol. 12 (9) , 1426-1429
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