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Conflammation: Too Much Conflation in Inflammation?

2026-07-21

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The use of the word inflammation in recent literature appears to have superseded the classical definition of the word. However, a precise new definition has not yet emerged. As a result, the boundaries of the concept are hazy and it needs to be examined critically whether everything in the semantic basket is indeed “inflammation”. Similar to almost all genes, molecules and pathways, inflammation associated cells a...

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Literature Corpus work: 6ad6fb70-d5e3-5af5-beeb-b938fa61ba0b
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202607.1482.v1

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