NSAIDS inhibit the IL-1β-induced IL-6 release from human post-mortem astrocytes: the involvement of prostaglandin E2
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C. Finch | R. Veerhuis | P. Eikelenboom | F. Engels | Caleb E Finch | Piet Eikelenboom | Michaela A.A Blom | Margriete G.H van Twillert | Sabine C de Vries | F Engels | Robert Veerhuis | M. Blom | M. V. Twillert | S. D. Vries
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