Spinal versus brain microglial and macrophage activation traits determine the differential neuroinflammatory responses and analgesic effect of minocycline in chronic neuropathic pain
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Antti Pertovaara | Eija Kalso | E. Kalso | A. Pertovaara | Zhilin Li | Hong Wei | Sami Piirainen | Zuyue Chen | Li Tian | L. Tian | S. Piirainen | Zuyue Chen | Zhilin Li | H. Wei
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