Ontogeny and localization of the cells produce IL-2 in healthy animals.

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Ontogeny and localization of the cells produce IL-2 in healthy animals.

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Alicia Martin

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Iei Ko

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Kazuyuki Iwai

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Makio Iwashima

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Mutsumi Yamamoto

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Noriko Tsuji

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Robert B Love

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Shuji Miyagawa

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Yoichi Seki

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10.1016/J.CYTO.2012.11.026

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