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Volume 91 Issue 6, May 2022

Increased cell migration in familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is due to the presence of more active pyrin inflammasomes, as shown in a study of wound healing in patients with FMF. See article by Akbaba et al. on page 1399.

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