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Anti-inflammatory strategies in acute lung injury
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Eugenol dose-dependent improvement of pulmonary lesions in lipopolysaccharide acute lung injury
C. Magalhães, N. Casquilho, M. Machado, D. Riva, R. Fortunato, J. H. Leal Cardoso, L. Travassos, W. Zin (Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza, Brazil)
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Annual Congress 2011 - Anti-inflammatory strategies in acute lung injury
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Anti-inflammatory strategies in acute lung injury
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C. Magalhães, N. Casquilho, M. Machado, D. Riva, R. Fortunato, J. H. Leal Cardoso, L. Travassos, W. Zin (Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza, Brazil). Eugenol dose-dependent improvement of pulmonary lesions in lipopolysaccharide acute lung injury. Eur Respir J 2011; 38: Suppl. 55, 808
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