Immunoregulatory Role of Nitric Oxide inLegionella pneumophila-Infected Macrophages

Yoshimasa Yamamoto; Thomas Klein; Herman Friedman

doi:10.1006/cimm.1996.0198

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Immunoregulatory Role of Nitric Oxide inLegionella pneumophila-Infected Macrophages

Yoshimasa Yamamoto Thomas Klein Herman Friedman

Year: 1996 Journal: Cellular Immunology Vol: 171 (2)Pages: 231-239 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1006/cimm.1996.0198

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Nitric oxide Biology Sodium nitroprusside Macrophage Microbiology Cytokine Interferon gamma Intracellular Endogeny Messenger RNA Immunology Biochemistry In vitro Endocrinology Gene

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