[Abstract] 67. Combined beta-adrenergic-receptor (AR) agonist and alpha-AR antagonist treatment reduced joint damage in adjuvant-induced arthritis without affecting disease-induced sympathetic denervation of the ankle

D. Lorton; D. Lorton; C. Wood; C. Lubahn; J. Wergedal; J. Schaller; D.L. Bellinger; Denise L. Bellinger

doi:10.1016/j.bbi.2012.07.091

[Abstract] 67. Combined beta-adrenergic-receptor (AR) agonist and alpha-AR antagonist treatment reduced joint damage in adjuvant-induced arthritis without affecting disease-induced sympathetic denervation of the ankle

D. Lorton, D. Lorton, C. Wood, C. Lubahn, J. Wergedal, J. Schaller, D.L. Bellinger, Denise L. Bellinger

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Original language	American English
Journal	Brain Behavior and Immunity
Volume	26
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bbi.2012.07.091
State	Published - Sep 1 2012

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Lorton, D., Lorton, D., Wood, C., Lubahn, C., Wergedal, J., Schaller, J., Bellinger, D. L., & Bellinger, D. L. (2012). [Abstract] 67. Combined beta-adrenergic-receptor (AR) agonist and alpha-AR antagonist treatment reduced joint damage in adjuvant-induced arthritis without affecting disease-induced sympathetic denervation of the ankle. Brain Behavior and Immunity, 26. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bbi.2012.07.091

[Abstract] 67. Combined beta-adrenergic-receptor (AR) agonist and alpha-AR antagonist treatment reduced joint damage in adjuvant-induced arthritis without affecting disease-induced sympathetic denervation of the ankle. / Lorton, D.; Lorton, D.; Wood, C. et al.
In: Brain Behavior and Immunity, Vol. 26, 01.09.2012.

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Lorton, D, Lorton, D, Wood, C, Lubahn, C, Wergedal, J, Schaller, J, Bellinger, DL & Bellinger, DL 2012, '[Abstract] 67. Combined beta-adrenergic-receptor (AR) agonist and alpha-AR antagonist treatment reduced joint damage in adjuvant-induced arthritis without affecting disease-induced sympathetic denervation of the ankle', Brain Behavior and Immunity, vol. 26. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bbi.2012.07.091

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