Synthetic fibronectin peptides suppress arthritis in rats by interrupting leukocyte adhesion and recruitment.
Sharon M. Wahl(National Institutes of Health), J B McCarthy(University of California, San Francisco), K L Hines(National Institutes of Health), J B Allen(University of Vermont), Leo T. Furcht(National Institutes of Health), Tomozumi Imamichi(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Allison M. Wahl(National Institutes of Health)
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