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Molecular Actions of Prolactin in the Immune System

1 May 1997

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Several lines of research have pointed to a role for PRL and IRF-1 in modulating the immune response. The molecular analyses of PRL-R, its ligand PRL, and a PRL-inducible transcription factor, IRF-1, provide insights and generate tools with which to reexamine PRL's role in modulating immune function cell biology in both normal lymphocytes as well as in clinical diseases involving hyperprolactinemia. In the next...

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PMID: 9142136
DOI: 10.3181/00379727-215-44111

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