A new look at immune privilege of the eye: dual role for the vision-related molecule retinoic acid (Q35269619)

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A new look at immune privilege of the eye: dual role for the vision-related molecule retinoic acid (English)

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Rachel R. Caspi

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Reiko Horai

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Mary J Mattapallil

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Journal of Immunology

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187

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8

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4170-4177

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