Antofine suppresses endotoxin-induced inflammation and metabolic disorder via AMP-activated protein kinase.

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Antofine suppresses endotoxin- ...... a AMP-activated protein kinase

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Fang Jung

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Guey-Mei Jow

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Hwei-Ling Chou

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Shao-Ting Chou

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Shih-Hsing Yang

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10.1002/PRP2.337

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Jau-Chen Lin

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