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A fas Antigen Receptor Mutation Allows Development of Toxic Shock Syndrome Toxin-1 -Induced Lethal Shock in Vβ8.2T-Cell Receptor Transgenic Mice

Pathobiology (1995) 63 (6): 293–304.

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