Plasma IL-12 levels are suppressed in vivo by stress and surgery through endogenous release of glucocorticoids and prostaglandins but not catecholamines or opioids

Shaashua, L; Rosenne, E; Neeman, E; Sorski, L; Sominsky, Luba; Matzner, P; Page, GG; Ben-Eliyahu, S

Plasma IL-12 levels are suppressed in vivo by stress and surgery through endogenous release of glucocorticoids and prostaglandins but not catecholamines or opioids

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posted on 2024-06-05, 11:13 authored by L Shaashua, E Rosenne, E Neeman, L Sorski, Luba SominskyLuba Sominsky, P Matzner, GG Page, S Ben-Eliyahu

Plasma IL-12 levels are suppressed in vivo by stress and surgery through endogenous release of glucocorticoids and prostaglandins but not catecholamines or opioids

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Psychoneuroendocrinology

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0306-4530

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1873-3360

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