Brain-Region-Specific Astroglial Responses In Vitro After LPS Exposure

Springer Science and Business Media LLC - Tập 35 Số 2 - Trang 235-243 - 2008
Markus Kipp1, Akvilė Norkutė1, Sonja Johann1, Leila Lorenz1, Alena Braun1, Andrea Hieble1, Stefan Gingele1, Friederike Pott1, Janek Richter1, Cordian Beyer1
1Medical Clinic

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