Interleukin-6-gene C/G 174 polymorphism in nonagenarian and octogenarian subjects in the BELFAST study. Reciprocal effects on IL-6, soluble IL-6 receptor and for IL-10 in serum and monocyte supernatants.

Autoria(s): Rea, Maeve; Ross, O.A.; McNerlan, S.E.; Curran, M.D.; Middleton, D.; Armstrong, Marilyn
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01/04/2003
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http://pure.qub.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/interleukin6gene-cg-174-polymorphism-in-nonagenarian-and-octogenarian-subjects-in-the-belfast-study-reciprocal-effects-on-il6-soluble-il6-receptor-and-for-il10-in-serum-and-monocyte-supernatants(62c95fb3-6d7b-4f7a-a1c6-0df7415a0bb2).html

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eng
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Rea , M , Ross , O A , McNerlan , S E , Curran , M D , Middleton , D & Armstrong , M 2003 , ' Interleukin-6-gene C/G 174 polymorphism in nonagenarian and octogenarian subjects in the BELFAST study. Reciprocal effects on IL-6, soluble IL-6 receptor and for IL-10 in serum and monocyte supernatants. ' Mechanisms of Ageing and Development , vol 124(4) , no. 4 , pp. 555-561 .
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