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Cell activation by ligands of the toll-like receptor and interleukin-1 receptor family depends on the function of the large-conductance potassium channel MaxiK in human macrophages

scientific article published on July 2006

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Cell activation by ligands of the toll-like receptor and interleukin-1 receptor family depends on the function of the large-conductance potassium channel MaxiK in human macrophages (English)

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Rikard Blunck

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Olaf Scheel

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Martin Papavlassopoulos

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Andreas Gebert

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Thomas Hartung

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Ulrich Zähringer

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Ulrich Seydel

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Andra B Schromm

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1 July 2006

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Infection and Immunity

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4354-4356

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Toll-like receptor signalling

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10.1128/IAI.01783-05

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