Medicinal Chemistry approach, pharmacology and neuroprotective benefits of CB2R modulators in neurodegenerative diseases

Rebecca Ferrisi(University of Milan), Francesca Gado(University of Pisa), Costanza Ceni(University of Florence), Marco Macchia(University of Pisa), Clementina Manera(University of Pisa), Simone Bertini(University of Pisa)

Pharmacological Research

June 2, 2021

10.1016/j.phrs.2021.105607

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