Expression of JP-8-induced inflammatory genes in AEII cells is mediated by NF-kappaB and PARP-1.
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M. Smulson | Mark L Witten | Luis A Espinoza | Mark E Smulson | L. A. Espinoza | Zun Chen | Fnu Tenzin | Andrea O Cecchi | M. Witten | Zun-jie Chen | Fnu Tenzin | A. O. Cecchi
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