HSP20, low-molecular-weight heat shock-related protein, acts extracellularly as a regulator of platelet functions: a novel defense mechanism (Q44205430)

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English	HSP20, low-molecular-weight heat shock-related protein, acts extracellularly as a regulator of platelet functions: a novel defense mechanism	scientific article published in November 2002

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HSP20, low-molecular-weight heat shock-related protein, acts extracellularly as a regulator of platelet functions: a novel defense mechanism (English)

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Osamu Kozawa

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Hiroyuki Matsuno

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Masayuki Niwa

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Daijiro Hatakeyama

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Yutaka Oiso

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Kanefusa Kato

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Toshihiko Uematsu

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