Current and Potential New Targets in Systemic Sclerosis Therapy: a New Hope

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Monique Hinchcliff
Steven O’Reilly
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[1] Yale University,Section of Rheumatology and allergy, Yale School of medicine
[2] Durham University,Department of Biosciences
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Systemic sclerosis; Pathogenesis; Cytokines; Janus kinases; STAT3;
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