Parasitic infection as a potential therapeutic tool against rheumatoid arthritis

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Parasitic infection as a potential therapeutic tool against rheumatoid arthritis

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Abudusalamu Aini

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Amina Aierken

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Hai-Zhang Ma

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Hao Wen

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Heng Zhang

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Ren-Yong Lin

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Shadike Apaer

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Yu-Peng Li

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10.3892/ETM.2016.3660

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Tuer-Hongjiang Tuxun

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2016-09-05T00:00:00Z

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