Moderate Hypoxia Followed by Reoxygenation Results in Blood-Brain Barrier Breakdown via Oxidative Stress-Dependent Tight-Junction Protein Disruption
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Heiko J. Luhmann | Marco de Curtis | H. Luhmann | M. de Curtis | J. Hedrich | L. Librizzi | Laura Librizzi | Jana Hedrich | Christoph M. Zehendner | Nina M. Bauer | Eskedar A. Angamo | C. Zehendner | E. A. Angamo
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