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Immunosuppressive Effect of the Gut Microbiome Altered by High-Dose Tacrolimus in Mice
American Journal of Transplantation
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1111/ajt.14661
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Transplantation
Allergy
Immunology
Pharmacology
Date
February 3, 2018
Authors
Z. Zhang
L. Liu
H. Tang
W. Jiao
S. Zeng
Y. Xu
Q. Zhang
Z. Sun
A. Mukherjee
X. Zhang
X. Hu
Publisher
Wiley
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