Anti-inflammatory substances can influence some glial cell types but not others

Johan Forshammar(University of Gothenburg), Elisabeth Hansson(University of Gothenburg), Ulrika Björklund(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Anna Westerlund(University of Gothenburg), Björn Biber(University of Gothenburg), Per Jörneberg(NU Hospital Group), Christopher Lundborg(University of Gothenburg)
Brain Research
October 8, 2013
10.1016/j.brainres.2013.09.052
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