Anticipatory cognitive stress appraisal modulates suppression of wound-induced macrophage activation by acute psychosocial stress.
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Andreas Stemmer | Ulrike Ehlert | Miho Sakai | A. Stemmer | U. Ehlert | P. Wirtz | Petra H Wirtz | Ulrike Kuebler | Rebecca E Meister | Miho Sakai | R. Meister | U. Kuebler
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