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• Silica-stimulated monocytes release fibroblast proliferation factors identical to interleukin 1. A potential role for interleukin 1 in the pathogenesis of silicosis.

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• Defective interleukin-1 production in a familial monocyte disorder with a combined abnormality of mobility and phagocytosis-killing.

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• Alpha 2-macroglobulin secretion enhanced in rat hepatocytes by partially characterized factor from Kupffer cells.

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• Human macrophage activation factors. I. Multiple molecular species of MAF produced by a human lymphoid cell line.

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