Anti-TNF-induced IL-27 modulates regulatory T cell responses in patients with IBD that respond to therapy
Sanches Peres, R.; Thomas, T.; Friedrich, M.; Pohin, M.; Pearson, C.; Ferreira, R.; Mann, E.; Trzupek, D.; Rich-Griffin, C.; Jainarayanan, A.; Jones, K.; Gu, Y.; Todd, J.; Uhlig, H.; Buckley, C.; Dendrou, C.; Travis, S.; Powrie, F.
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