Role of immune cells in preterm birth induced by sterile inflammation
Yasuyuki Negishi(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Rimpei Morita(Keio University), Hajime Ino(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Yuki Kaito(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Tomoko Ichikawa(Nippon Medical School), Shunji Suzuki(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Yumi Horii(Nippon Medical School), Masahiko Katô(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Yoshio Shima(Nippon Medical School)
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