An increase in salivary interleukin-6 level following acute psychosocial stress and its biological correlates in healthy young adults
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Kenta Kimura | Kanako Hirata | Kosuke C. Yamada | Shuhei Izawa | Shinobu Nomura | K. C. Yamada | Yuichiro Nagano | Kentaro Shirotsuki | K. Kimura | S. Izawa | Yuichiro Nagano | N. Sugaya | Nagisa Sugaya | Namiko Ogawa | Kentaro Shirotsuki | Ikuyo Mikami | S. Nomura | Namiko Ogawa | Ikuyo Mikami | Kanako Hirata
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