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Atmospheric particulate matter aggravates CNS demyelination through involvement of…

eLife · 2022 · Bing Han, author Xing Li, author Ruo-Song Ai, author Si-Ying Deng, author Ze-Qing Ye, author Xin Deng, author Wen Ma, author Shun Xiao, author Jing-Zhi Wang, author Li-Mei Wang, author Chong Xie, author Yan Zhang, author Yan Xu, author Yuan Zhang, author ([email protected]) Brandon K Harvey, editor Tadatsugu Taniguchi, senior_editor

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Title Atmospheric particulate matter aggravates CNS demyelination through involvement of TLR-4/NF-kB signaling and microglial activation
First author Bing Han, author Xing Li, author Ruo-Song Ai, author Si-Ying Deng, author Ze-Qing Ye, author Xin Deng, author Wen Ma, author Shun Xiao, author Jing-Zhi Wang, author Li-Mei Wang, author Chong Xie, author Yan Zhang, author Yan Xu, author Yuan Zhang, author ([email protected]) Brandon K Harvey, editor Tadatsugu Taniguchi, senior_editor
Journal eLife
Published Feb 24, 2022
DOI 10.7554/eLife.72247
Devices mentioned BK110039, K040782, K103302, K800552, K853723, K860811, K862004, K874160, K874609, K912581, K915561, K915840 and 13 more
Product codes mentioned EPT, GCJ, GCT, GEX, HET, HJO, HLI, HLQ, HQF, JAK, KKX, NDS and 19 more

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