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The effects of human macrophage inflammatory protein-1 alpha and its genetically modified variant, BB10010, on phagocyte function.

Cytokines, cellular & molecular therapy - 1 Mar 1997

Williams S L, Addison I E, Mollapour E, Czaplewski L G, Linch D C, Roberts P J

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BB-10010 is a genetically modified form of human macrophage inflammatory protein-1 alpha (MIP-1 alpha) with a single amino acid substitution of Asp26 by alanine, which inhibits aggregation of the native molecule. BB-10010 has stem cell protective properties, and has entered clinical trials for th...

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