MeSH Review:
Gulf War
Fiedler,
Kipen,
Staines,
Mackness,
Durrington,
Mackness,
La Du,
Billecke,
Hsu,
Haley,
Broomfield,
Gwiazda,
Squibb,
McDiarmid,
Smith,
Haley,
Fleckenstein,
Marshall,
McDonald,
Kramer,
Petty,
Holm,
Xu,
Jacobsson,
Larsson,
Luthman,
Lorentzen,
Servatius,
Beck,
McKeown-Eyssen,
Baines,
Cole,
Riley,
Tyndale,
Marshall,
Jazmaji,
Werler,
Sheehan,
Mitchell,
Peckerman,
LaManca,
Smith,
Taylor,
Tiersky,
Pollet,
Korn,
Hurwitz,
Ottenweller,
Natelson,
Pall,
Duraković,
Urnovitz,
Tuite,
Higashida,
Murphy,
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- Rats made congenic for Oia3 on chromosome 10 become susceptible to squalene-induced arthritis. Holm, B.C., Xu, H.W., Jacobsson, L., Larsson, A., Luthman, H., Lorentzen, J.C. Hum. Mol. Genet. (2001)
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