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Original Article IL-17A promotes osteoclast formation via inducing RANKL in synovial cells

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Figure 1. IL-17 overexpressed in synovial fluid from RA patients. A. ELISA detection of IL-17A content in synovial fluid
Figure 3. IL-17A blockage suppressed HFLS proliferation, inhibited osteoclasts formation, and restrained bone ab-sorption

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