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Anti-inflammatory effects of PGE<sub>2</sub> in the lung: role of the EP<sub>4</sub> receptor subtype
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This study demonstrates that EP4 receptor activation is responsible for the anti-inflammatory activity of PGE2 in a range of disease relevant models and, as such, could represent a novel therapeutic target for chronic airway inflammatory conditions.
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