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May 1, 1997European Journal of Immunology

Resistance of cultured peripheral T cells towards activation‐induced cell death involves a lack of recruitment of FLICE (MACH/caspase 8) to the CD95 death‐inducing signaling complex

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MPMarcus E. PeterNorthwestern UniversityFKFrank KischkelTherapySelect (Germany)CSC.G. ScheuerpflugGerman Cancer Research Center

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