Lipid mediator class switching during acute inflammation: signals in resolution
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Charles N. Serhan | Clary B. Clish | B. Levy | C. Clish | C. Serhan | K. Gronert | Bruce D. Levy | Birgitta Schmidt | Karsten Gronert | Birgitta A. Schmidt
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