Matching SOCS with function
JA Johnston, JJ O'Shea - Nature immunology, 2003 - nature.com
JA Johnston, JJ O'Shea
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Overexpression studies suggest that SOCS3 is a pleiotropic negative regulator of cytokines. The generation of Socs3−/− mice indicates that SOCS3 actually functions in a remarkably specific manner.
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