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A putative role for eotaxin and RANTES in primary biliary cirrhosis: eosinophilic infiltration and damaged bile ducts

Tsuneyama et al., 1999

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15691314211758659636
Author
Tsuneyama K
Yasoshima M
Hiramatsu K
Harada K
Gershwin M
Nakanuma Y
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Hepatology research

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Eosinophilic infiltration of the portal tracts is frequently seen in the early stages of primary biliary cirrhosis. The mechanism of this infiltration is unclear. Nonetheless it is likely that chemokines and/or their cognante receptors are involved. Multiple CC chemokines …
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