Helicobacter pylori organisms induce expression of activation and apoptotic surface markers on human lymphocytes and AGS cells: a cytofluorimetric evaluation.

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Annalisa Lembo

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Emilio Jirillo

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Luigi Amati

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Luigi Caradonna

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Maria Letizia Mastronardi

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10.1081/IPH-120016036

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Domenico Caccavo

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