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Effects of therapeutic hypothermia on the glial proteome and phenotype.

Current protein & peptide science - 1 Feb 2013

Kim Jong-Heon, Seo Minchul, Suk Kyoungho

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Therapeutic hypothermia is a useful intervention against brain injury in experimental models and patients, but its therapeutic applications are limited due to its ill-defined mode of action. Glia cells maintain homeostasis and protect the central nervous system from environmental change, but afte...

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PMID: 23441897
DOI: 10.2174/1389203711314010008

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