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新しい 型 T 細胞 が 自己 免疫 疾患 を 予防 する か も しれ ませ ん

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    |March 10, 2022
    PubMed
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    マウスの免疫レギュレータに匹敵するものを発見しました この発見はヒトとマウスの 免疫系の調節に関する理解を深めています

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