Tissue-Specific Induction of Mouse ZIP8 and ZIP14 Divalent Cation/Bicarbonate Symporters by, and Cytokine Response to, Inflammatory Signals
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Tissue-Specific Induction of Mouse ZIP8 and ZIP14 Divalent Cation/Bicarbonate Symporters by, and Cytokine Response to, Inflammatory Signals
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TOXICOLOGY
Volume 33, Issue 3, Pages 246-258
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SAGE Publications
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2014-04-12
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10.1177/1091581814529310
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