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- who: LPS et al. from the Department of Veterinary Clinic Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, China Agricultural University, Beijing have published the research: food & nutrition, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 30/Dec/2022
- what: This study showed that the co-stimulation of LPS-ATP decreased the viability and migration of RIMVECs, consequently inhibiting the heal of the physical scratches.
- how: The in vivo results showed that Cacumen Platycladi and quercetin significantly reduced inflammation protected the structure of the colon and cecum and prevent fecal occult blood induced by Conclusions These findings suggested the . . .
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