Potential roles of interleukin‐17A in the development of skin fibrosis in mice
Yoshinobu Okamoto(Kanazawa University), Kazuhiko Takehara(Kanazawa University), Manabu Fujimoto(Osaka Gakuin University), Yoichiro Iwakura(Tokyo University of Science), Takashi Matsushita(Kanazawa University), Yasuhito Hamaguchi(Kanazawa University), Minoru Hasegawa(University of Fukui)
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