Prevention of oxidative stress-induced inflammation via AGEs-RAGE signaling in cell culture and mouse models
Suporn Sukjamnong
Inflammation induced by Advanced glycation end products (AGEs) has been recognized as a key underlying mechanism for chronic diseases, as reported that AGEs can activate inflammatory signaling pathways through receptor for AGEs (RAGE). Maternal smoking during pregnancy contributes to long-term health problems in offspr...
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- DOI: 10.58837/chula.the.2017.1667