Regular ArticlesCCR2 REGULATES THE LEVEL OF MCP-1/CCL2 IN VITRO AND AT INFLAMMATORY SITES AND CONTROLS T CELL ACTIVATION IN RESPONSE TO ALLOANTIGEN
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