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Minocycline treatment attenuates microglia activation and non-angiotensin II [125I] CGP42112 binding in brainstem following nodose ganglionectomy

CL Roulston, Andrew J. Lawrence, Robert E. Widdop, B. Jarrott

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Key concepts: Ganglionectomy, Dorsal motor nucleus, Nucleus ambiguus, Solitary tract, Nodose Ganglion, Vagus nerve, Nucleus, Chemistry

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