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Membrane phospholipid changes during macrophage activation

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    B. Schmidt, I. Flesch, B. Ecker, I. Hovestadt & E. Ferber

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Schmidt, B., Flesch, I., Ecker, B. et al. Membrane phospholipid changes during macrophage activation. Agents and Actions 15, 21–27 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01966944

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