Heparin and its derivatives modulate serine proteinases (SERPS) serine proteinase inhibitors (SERPINS) balance. Physiopathological relevance (Q40616897)

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scientific article published on October 1994

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English	Heparin and its derivatives modulate serine proteinases (SERPS) serine proteinase inhibitors (SERPINS) balance. Physiopathological relevance	scientific article published on October 1994

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Heparin and its derivatives modulate serine proteinases (SERPS) serine proteinase inhibitors (SERPINS) balance. Physiopathological relevance (English)

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Hornebeck W

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Lafuma C

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Robert L

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Móczár M

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Móczár E

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1 October 1994

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Pathology, Research and Practice

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895-902

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10.1016/S0344-0338(11)80993-3

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