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“...-TNF therapy as a control. After treatment, lesions were analyzed for Treg or Th17 influx and phenotype...”
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Publicado em 2021
“... participate in the pathogenesis and progression of MS by inducing neuroinflamma-tion, tissue damage, and...”
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Publicado em 2016
“...OLIVEIRA, Ana Rafaela Gomes Soares - MiRNAs and risk gene interactions in Alzheimer's disease: from...”
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Publicado em 2014
“... resulted in the arrest of cell growth before the first nucleus division [for Cr(VI) and Cu(II)] or after...”
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Publicado em 2022
“... of neurotransmitters release. aSyn is a protein that is natively unfolded and highly prone to aggregation. The...”
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Publicado em 2017
“... ROCKs which are effector of Rho GTPases, and are associated with pathogenesis and progression of human...”
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“...Placental release after birth involves loss of maternal-fetal adhesion and occurs only after...”
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