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The Antiinflammatory Mechanism of Methotrexate. Increased Adenosine Release at Inflamed Sites Diminishes Leukocyte Accumulation in an in Vivo Model of Inflammation.
Journal of Clinical Investigation
- United States
doi 10.1172/jci116884
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Medicine
Date
December 1, 1993
Authors
B N Cronstein
D Naime
E Ostad
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American Society for Clinical Investigation
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