Pretreatment by Evodiamine is Neuroprotective in Cerebral Ischemia: Up-Regulated pAkt, pGSK3β, Down-Regulated NF-κB Expression, and Ameliorated BBB Permeability
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Xiangjian Zhang | T. Zhao | Lan-tong Zhang | Linyu Chen | Xumeng Zhao | Xue Bai | Jian Zhang | Yuan-Yu Zhao | Li-na Wang | Li-li Cui
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