Substance P C-terminal octapeptide analogues augment tumor necrosis factor-α release by human blood monocytes and macrophages
Wen‐Zhe Ho(Temple College), Steven D. Douglas(Purdue University West Lafayette), Stavros T. Anagnostides(University of Patras), Jianping Lai(Southwest University of Science and Technology), George Stavropoulos(University of Patras), Vassiliki Magafa(University of Patras), Baofeng Hu(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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