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p38 MAP Kinase inhibitors as modulators of pro-inflammatory cytokine-expression for treatment of inflammation-related diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, psoriasis, or acute coronary syndrome More
BIS010 is a semi-synthetic plant origin polysaccharide demonstrating a potential modifying effect of the biologic activity of the joints. More
This TACE inhibitory protein could be used as a new therapeutic agent against chronic inflammatory diseases that are mediated by TNF-alpha. More
Anti-inflammatory drugs covalently linked to non-antibiotic macrolides. More
Methods for treating or preventing the inflammatory response of IBDs by intrarectally or intraperitoneally administering a therapeutic effective amount of NF-KB decoy oligodeoxynucleotides More
The University of Edinburgh has identified a hitherto unrecognised potential of IKr-specific Class III anti-arrhythmics for the treatment of inflammatory disorders in a number of disease states/models. More
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have identified a novel therapeutic strategy for the treatment of inflammatory disorders. More
New surrogate biomarker to monitor the progression of HIV infection and other conditions and diseases associated with immune system activation More
Methods for treating or preventing the inflammatory response of IBD by inhibiting the binding of IL-13 to IL-13 receptors on NKT cells More
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