The adenosine A (2A) receptor antagonist SCH58261 protects photoreceptors by inhibiting microglial activation and the inflammatory response.
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Jianlin Cui | Yuhao Li | Xiaoqi Chu | Yajia Cheng | Peipei Cao | Chao Geng
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