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A <i>Drosophila</i> metainflammation-blood tumor model links aspirin-triggered eicosanoid-like mediators to immune signaling

2019-05-05

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Accumulating data from epidemiologic studies are linking aspirin’s use to a decline in chronic and metabolic inflammation that underlies many human diseases including some cancers. Aspirin reduces cyclooxygenase-mediated pro-inflammatory prostaglandins and promotes the production of pro-resolution molecules. Aspirin also triggers the production of anti-inflammatory electrophilic mono-oxygenated lipid mediators imp...

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fe9c7ded-c1f6-5ccd-ae73-1bcb3c114c0a
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10.1101/624197
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