Opposite Role of Pro‐Inflammatory Alleles in Acute Myocardial Infarction and Longevity
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C. Franceschi | G. Paolisso | C. Caruso | D. Lio | G. Caimi | S. Vasto | C. Balistreri | G. Candore | F. Listı́ | M. P. Grimaldi | G. Colonna‐Romano | E. Hoffmann | M. Caruso
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