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Repurposing a detrimental antibody epitope as targeted therapeutics for sepsis and rheumatoid arthritis
RESEARCH | 更新时间:2026-08-20
    • Repurposing a detrimental antibody epitope as targeted therapeutics for sepsis and rheumatoid arthritis

    • Repurposing a detrimental antibody epitope as targeted therapeutics for sepsis and rheumatoid arthritis

    • Wei-Qiang Chen ,Li Lou ,Xiao-Ling Qiang ,Cassie Shu Zhu ,Jian-Hua Li ,Shu-Jin Chen ,Brian Xiong ,Huan Yang ,Ping Wang ,Kevin J. Tracey ,Hai-Chao Wang
    • Military Medical Research 2026年13卷第7期 页码:1061-1080
    • DOI: 10.1186/s40779-026-00686-8     

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