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Published 2007
“... true in the case of the interactions between B and T lymphocytes, both during cellular development and...”
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Published 2012
“... by paucibacillary patients. To better understand the dynamics of patient antibody responses during and after drug...”
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Published 1995
“...%); IV. Temporary normalization and relapse during IFN = 4 (9.1%); V. Partial response (more than 50% of ALT...”
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Published 2023
“... after the intervention; physiological parameters (heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure...”
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Published 2008
“... to decrease the high resistant and relapse rate with sequential high-dose chemotherapy with rituximab (R-HDS...”
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Published 2010
“...The incidence of Candida albicans infections and the relapse episodes after antifungal treatment...”
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Published 2000
“... animals and controls were assessed on days 0, 14, 25 and 40 after treatment through the evidence from...”
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Published 2019
“... exposure, possibly preventing the decrease of dopamine levels during withdrawal and this could be reflected...”
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Published 2022
“... 3. During a twelve-weekfollow up, a high relapse rate (22%) was observed and was associated to non-adherence...”
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