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IL-18 together with anti-CD3 antibody induces human Th1 cells to produce Th1- and Th2-cytokines and IL-8

IL-18は抗CD3抗体と共にヒトTh1細胞のTh1-及びTh2-サイトカイン及びIL-8産生を誘発する

Author (5)： HATA H (Hyogo Coll. Medicine, Hyogo, JPN) ,  YOSHIMOTO T (Hyogo Coll. Medicine, Hyogo, JPN) ,  HAYASHI N (Hyogo Coll. Medicine, Hyogo, JPN) ,  HADA T (Hyogo Coll. Medicine, Hyogo, JPN) ,  NAKANISHI K (Hyogo Coll. Medicine, Hyogo, JPN)
Material： International Immunology  (Int Immunol)
Volume： 16  Issue： 12  Page： 1733-1739  Publication year： Dec. 2004 
JST Material Number： W0116A  ISSN： 0953-8178  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： United Kingdom (GBR)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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JST classification (1)： Immunological reaction in general  (ED03010T)

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Terms in the title (9)： IL-18 ,  抗CD3抗体 ,  ヒト ,  Th1細胞 ,  Th1 ,  Th2 ,  サイトカイン ,  IL ,  誘発