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tors, such as immune cell types infiltrating the joint cavity,
cytokines, adipokines, hypoxia, and so on. In our study, the in
vitro effect of adiponectin ... circulating adiponectin may be
involved in cardiovascular disease in RA patients. Although
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serum and cerebrospinal fluid secondary to a glucocorticoid deficient state.
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