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PositiveAnimal Study - Veterinary Clinical Trial2008

Attenuation of experimental autoimmune hepatitis by exogenous and endogenous cannabinoids: involvement of regulatory T cells.

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Conditions Studied

Hepatitis

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Organ Systems

Digestive System

Study Details

Type: Animal Study - Veterinary Clinical Trial
Year: 2008
Study ID: #2008096