Murine macrophages stimulated with central and peripheral nervous system myelin or purified myelin proteins release inflammatory products
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Acknowledgements
Supported by NIH grant K11HD-01049 and by a grant from EMDO Foundation to C.S.C. We thank Dr A. Rostami for the anti-P2 antibody and Dr G. Trinchieri for helpful discussions.
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